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Jane Bridge (Barrister and family mediator), The Right Honourable Lady Justice Jill Black DBE (Lady Justice of Appeal), Penelope Grewcock (Barrister, Fenner Chambers), Madeleine Reardon (Barrister, 1 King's Bench Walk), Tina Bond (Senior Lecturer, University of Northumbria), Liam Gribbin

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ISBN-13: 9780191058493

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Family Law practice has undergone a period of rapid and significant change with the removal of legal aid funding and the establishment of the single Family Court in particular represent major adjustment for those working in the field.A Practical Approach to Family Law provides a clear picture of the law and practice relating to family proceedings in the family court, county courts, and the High Court. Its breadth of coverage and accessible style has made it an essential resource for students and practitioners alike.

In an area which continues to evolve this text is a trusted and reliable resource for busy practitioners. It's clear and accessible style make it an ideal tool for both students on LPC and ILEX courses and those in practice. Providing practical advice on the application of legal principles alongside helpful summaries the text gives a detailed overview of a broad range of family law issues.

Written by a respected and authoritative team, the tenth edition of A Practical Approach to Family Law has been fully updated to take account of recent developments including the changes to legal aid for family cases and the introduction of the single family court; new rules on the instruction of experts; new approach to care proceedings and court-enforced timetable to avoid delay; and the replacement of residence and contact orders with child arrangements orders. There is also increased coverage of adoption alongside key material on mediation, child support and welfare benefits.

Very much a practical guide, the book makes extensive use of examples and key documents to assist the busy practitioner and student. With additional advice on library, information, and professional development resources,A Practical Approach to Family Law provides real assistance in dealing with this dynamic area of law.

The A Practical Approach series is the perfect partner for practice work. Each title focuses on one field of the law and provides a comprehensive overview of the subject together with clear, practical advice and tips on issues likely to arise in practice. The books are also an excellent resource for those new to the law, where the expert overview and clear layout promotes clarity and ease of understanding.

Table of Cases

xxi

Table of Statutes

xxxi

Table of Statutory Instruments

xli

Practice Directions

vlii

Table of European Legislation

List of Forms

Law Society's Family Law Protocol 2010

liii

List of Abbreviations

PART I FAMILY LAW PRACTICE

1 Family Law Practice--Setting The Scene, The First Interview, And Next Steps

A Setting The Scene--Preliminary Points

(12)

B The First Interview

(12)

C Matters To Be Covered When Taking Instructions

(41)

D Next Steps--Taking Action On The Client's Behalf

(16)

E Key Documents

2 Public Funding For Family Proceedings

A Introduction

(4)

B Which Areas Of Family Law Are Covered?

(4)

C Evidence Of Domestic Abuse

(4)

D Evidence That Children Are At Risk

(1)

E Funding For Mediation

3 Family Mediation And Collaborative Law

A Introduction

(3)

B The Meaning Of Mediation

(6)

C Mediation Models

(9)

D Mediation, The Family Procedure Rules 2010, And The Family Law Protocol

(23)

E Legal Aid For Mediation

(5)

F Family Law Protocol

(8)

G The Mediation Process

(9)

H Collaborative Law

(2)

I Key Documents

(1)

J Useful Contacts And Websites

4 The Family Court

A Introduction

(6)

B The Composition Of The Family Court

(2)

C Issue, Allocation, And Gatekeeping

(5)

D Guidance

PART II FAMILY LIFE

5 The Ground For Divorce And The Five Facts

A A Note On Terminology

(2)

B The Ground For Divorce

(2)

C The Five Facts

(2)

D Irretrievable Breakdown

(4)

E Adultery: S 1(2)(A)

(16)

F Behaviour: S 1(2)(B)

(9)

G Establishing As A Matter Of Fact That The Parties Are Living Apart

(4)

H Desertion: S 1(2)(C)

(10)

I Two Years' Separation And Consent: S 1(2)(D)

(7)

J Five Years' Separation: S 1(2)(E)

(3)

K The Effect Of Living Together In Relation To The Five Facts: S 2

(9)

L
Chapter Summary

(1)

M Key Documents

6 Bar On Filing Divorce Petitions Within One Year Of Marriage

A Absolute One-Year Bar

(4)

B Bar Not Applicable To Nullity Petitions

(1)

C Alternative Courses Of Action For The First Year Of Marriage

(1)

D When The First Year Is Up

(3)

E
Chapter Summary

(1)

F Key Documents

7 Jurisdiction In Divorce, Nullity, Judicial Separation, And Proceedings To Dissolve A Civil Partnership

A Introduction

(4)

B Jurisdiction For Divorce: S 5, Domicile And Matrimonial Proceedings Act 1973

(5)

C The Meaning Of Habitual Residence

(7)

D The Meaning Of Domicile

(15)

E Jurisdiction In Relation To Marriage Of Same-Sex Couples

(1)

F Jurisdiction For Dissolution Of A Civil Partnership

(1)

G Recognition Of Foreign Decrees

(4)

H
Chapter Summary

(1)

I Key Documents

8 Drafting A Divorce Petition

A Introduction

(5)

B The Contents Of The Petition

(4)

C Notes On Drafting The Petition

(38)

D Key Documents

9 Undefended Divorce: Procedure For Obtaining The Decree

A Documents Required

(10)

B Commencement Of Proceedings

(2)

C Fee

(1)

D Additional Matters Where The Solicitor Is Acting

(1)

E Entry In Court Books

(1)

F Service Of The Petition

(37)

G Return Of The Acknowledgment Of Service

(9)

H When Decree Nisi Can Be Granted

(1)

I Applying For The Decree Nisi

(1)

J Granting The Decree Nisi

(14)

K Pronouncement Of Decree Nisi

(3)

L Cases Referred To The Judge

(7)

M Decree Absolute

(15)

N Procedure For Dissolution Of A Civil Partnership

103

(4)

O Key Documents

107

10 Amended, Supplemental, And New Petitions

A Introduction

(1)

B Amendment, Supplemental Petition, Or Fresh Petition?

(3)

C Procedure For Amendment

(2)

D Supplemental Petitions

(2)

E Fresh Petitions

(4)

F
Chapter Summary

11 Defended Divorces

A General

(3)

B Funding For Defended Divorces

(2)

C Outline Of Procedure In A Defended Cause

(3)

D Key Documents

12 Protection Of Respondents In Separation Cases: Sections 5 And 10, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

A Introduction

(5)

B Section 5, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973--Grave Financial Or Other Hardship

(12)

C Section 10, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

(24)

D Rescission Of The Decree Nisi In Other Circumstances

(1)

E Protection For Respondent Civil Partners

(1)

F
Chapter Summary

(1)

G Key Documents

13 Judicial Separation

A What Is A Decree Of Judicial Separation?

(1)

B The Grounds For Judicial Separation: S 17, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

(2)

C The Application Of Ss 6 And 7, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 To Judicial Separation

(3)

D No Time Restriction On Petition

(1)

E Section 5, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 Not Applicable

(1)

F Section 10, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 Not Applicable

(1)

G The Procedure For Seeking A Decree Of Judicial Separation

(1)

H The Effect Of The Decree: S 18, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

(1)

I Subsequent Divorce: S 4, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

(6)

J Reasons For Seeking Judicial Separation

(1)

K
Chapter Summary

14 Cohabitants

A Introduction

(7)

B Protection From Violence

(2)

C Inheritance

(16)

D Status Of Children

(3)

E Financial Provision And The Significance Of The Child Support Act 1991

(12)

F Ownership And Occupation Of Property

(16)

G Cohabitation Contracts

(3)

H Cohabitation--The Future?

15 Civil Partnership Act 2004

A Introduction

(2)

B Formation Of A Civil Partnership

(10)

C Termination Of Civil Partnerships

(7)

D Financial Relief Upon Termination

(3)

E Children

(3)

F Civil Partnership Homes And Domestic Violence

16 Nullity

A Introduction

(1)

B The Need For A Nullity Decree

(2)

C Void Marriages: S 11

(1)

D Voidable Marriages: S 12

(1)

E Bars To Relief Where The Marriage Is Voidable: S 13, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

(4)

F Procedure For A Decree Of Nullity

(1)

G Effect Of A Decree Of Nullity

(3)

H Nullity Proceedings And Civil Partnership

(1)

I
Chapter Summary

17 Gender Recognition Act 2004

A Introduction

(32)

B Prospective Changes

(5)

C Key Documents

(1)

D Useful Websites

PART III CHILDREN

18 The Children Act 1989: General Principles, Parental Responsibility Orders In Family Proceedings, Section 8 Orders, Guardianship And Special Guardianship Orders, And Financial Provision And Property Adjustment For Children

A Introduction

(2)

B General Principles

(64)

C Parental Responsibility

(29)

D Guardianship

(8)

E Special Guardianship Orders

104

(6)

F Orders In Family Proceedings

110

(8)

G Section 8 Orders

118

(15)

H Child Arrangements Orders

133

(50)

I Prohibited Steps Orders

183

(2)

J Specific Issue Orders

185

(4)

K Interim Orders And Supplementary Provisions

189

(7)

L Settling Child Arrangements Disputes

196

(6)

M Variation Of S 8 Orders

202

(1)

N Family Assistance Orders

203

(6)

O Wardship And The Court's Inherent Jurisdiction

209

(4)

P Financial Provision And Property Adjustment For Children

213

(21)

Q Key Documents

234

(1)

R Useful Websites

235

19 Procedure For Orders Under The Children Act 1989

A The Family Court--Jurisdiction And Allocation Of Proceedings

(17)

B Procedure

(82)

C Key Documents

100

(1)

D Useful Websites

101

20 Preventing The Removal Of A Child From The Jurisdiction And Tracing A Lost Child

A Family Law Act 1986

(1)

B Removal From The Uk

(16)

C Tracing A Lost Child

(6)

D Key Documents

21 Children In Local Authority Care

A Introduction--Children And Local Authorities

(31)

B Applications For Care And Supervision Orders: The Public Law Outline: Fpr 2010, Pd12A

(9)

C Care And Supervision Orders

(122)

D Adoption And Placement For Adoption

163

(21)

E Public Funding

184

(1)

F Appeals

185

(1)

G Key Documents

186

22 Emergency Protection Of Children

A Introduction

(1)

B Child Assessment Orders

(12)

C Emergency Protection Orders

(14)

D Police Protection

(5)

E Recovery Orders

(3)

F Key Documents

PART IV MONEY AND PROPERTY

23 The Home: Preventing A Sale Or Mortgage

A The Problem

(2)

B House In Joint Names

(23)

C House In Sole Name Of One Spouse

(25)

D Bankruptcy And The Family Home

24 Keeping Up With The Mortgage Or Rent

A General

(1)

B Steps That Can Be Taken

(5)

C Special Provisions Of The Family Law Act 1996

25 Welfare Benefits

A Introduction

(3)

Part 1 Income Support

(1)

B Introduction

(6)

C Income Support

(19)

D The Social Fund

(1)

Part 2 Universal Credit

(1)

E Introduction

(8)

Part 3 Tax Credits

(1)

F The Child Tax Credit

(9)

G The Working Tax Credit

(7)

Part 4 Housing Benefit

(1)

H Who Qualifies?

(2)

I What Payments Will Be Made?

(6)

J Amount Of Housing Benefit

(10)

K Council Tax Benefit

(3)

Part 5 Child Benefit

(1)

L Child Benefit

26 The Question Of Wills

A Civil Partnerships And Same-Sex Marriages

(2)

B The Need To Consider What Will Happen On Client's Death

(3)

C The Effect Of Marriage On A Will

(1)

D The Effect Of Divorce, Judicial Separation, And Nullity On Succession

(6)

E Steps To Be Taken

(1)

F Inheritance (Provision For Family And Dependants) Act 1975

(3)

G Importance Of Considering Succession

(1)

H Appointing A Guardian For Children

27 Neglecting To Maintain The Family, Section 27, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

A The Problem

(1)

B Grounds For Application

(1)

C Jurisdiction

(1)

D Orders That Can Be Made

(7)

E When Will A Court Make An Order Under S 27?

(8)

F Procedure

(2)

G Interim Orders

(1)

H Section 27 Compared With Domestic Proceedings And Magistrates' Courts Act 1978

28 Nuptial Agreements: Separation, Post And Pre-Nuptial

A What Are Nuptial Agreements?

(3)

B The Form Of A Nuptial Agreement

(3)

C What A Nuptial Agreement Cannot Do

(2)

D Likely Contents Of Separation Agreements

(1)

E Effect Of A Separation Agreement

(1)

F Why Have A Separation Agreement

(1)

G Enforcement

(2)

H Impact Of Nuptial Agreements On Financial Arrangements After Divorce, Etc

29 Financial Orders Available

A Introduction

(6)

B Maintenance Pending Suit: S 22, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

(7)

C Long-Term Orders: Ss 23, 24, And 24B, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

(59)

D Orders For Sale: S 24A, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

(4)

E Interim Orders

(2)

F Financial Provision And Civil Partnership

(5)

G
Chapter Summary

30 Procedure For An Application For A Financial Remedy

A Introduction

(5)

B The Cost Of The Application

(3)

C Protecting The Applicant Pending The Making Of An Order

(1)

D The Procedure For A Financial Remedy

(19)

E The Procedure In Detail

(58)

F The First Appointment

(2)

G A Note On Costs

(7)

H Interim Orders

(6)

I The Financial Dispute Resolution Appointment

102

(9)

J Preparation For The Final Hearing

111

(2)

K The Hearing

113

(5)

L Consent Orders

118

(10)

M Some Points On Drafting Financial Orders

128

(28)

N Appeal

156

(6)

O Challenging Financial Orders Made By Consent

162

(9)

P Financial Remedies And Civil Partnership

171

31 Factors To Be Considered In An Application For A Financial Remedy

A Introduction

(13)

B The S 25 Factors

(21)

C The S 25 Factors In More Detail

(43)

D Other Circumstances Not Specifically Referred To In S 25

(6)

E Special Considerations With Regard To Particular Types Of Order

(21)

F Maintenance Pending Suit

105

(1)

G Civil Partnerships And Orders For Financial Provision

106

32 Preventing And Setting Aside Dispositions Under Section 37, Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

A Introduction

(2)

B Requirement Of Financial Relief Proceedings

(2)

C Orders That Can Be Made

(6)

D Definitions

(6)

E Procedure

(4)

F Preventing And Setting Aside Dispositions And Civil Partnership

33 Collection And Enforcement Of Financial Orders

A Introduction

(1)

B Enforcing Orders For The Payment Of Money

(1)

C The Maintenance Enforcement Act 1991

(3)

D Registration Of A Periodical Payments Order In The Family Court

(1)

E Enforcement Of Property Adjustment Orders

(3)

F Enforcement And Civil Partners

34 Variation Of Financial Orders

A Introduction

(1)

B The Scope Of S 31

(4)

C Procedure

(3)

D What Can The Court Do On A Variation Application?

(7)

E Factors To Be Taken Into Account On A Variation Application

35 Child Support

A Introduction

(5)

B The Purpose Of The 1991 Act

(2)

C Some Basic Definitions

(4)

D The Duty To Maintain

(4)

E The Calculation Of Child Maintenance

(13)

F The Position Where Care Is Shared

(3)

G The Role Of The Courts

(4)

H Revisions

(2)

I Appeals From The Maintenance Calculation

(1)

J Collection And Enforcement

PART V DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

36 Occupation Orders

A Introduction

(2)

B Occupation Orders--The Menu

(3)

C Position Where The Applicant Is Entitled To Occupy

(24)

D Occupation Order Where Applicant Is A Former Spouse/Civil Partner With No Existing Right To Occupy

(10)

E Occupation Order Where Applicant Is A Cohabitant Or Former Cohabitant With No Existing Right To Occupy

(7)

F Occupation Order Where Neither Spouse Or Civil Partner Is Entitled To Occupy

(4)

G Position Where Neither Cohabitant Nor Former Cohabitant Is Entitled To Occupy

(4)

H Ancillary Orders Where An Occupation Order Is Made Under Ss 33, 35, Or 36

(2)

I Procedural Guide

(24)

J Enforcement

(44)

K Key Documents

125

37 Non-Molestation Orders

A Introduction

(1)

B The Orders Available

(4)

C Associated Persons And Relevant Child

(13)

D Non-Molestation Orders

(10)

E Applications By Children

(4)

F Orders Made Without Notice

(2)

G Undertakings

(3)

H Variation And Discharge Of Orders

(2)

I Procedural Guide

(30)

J Enforcement

(5)

K Key Documents

38 Forced Marriage Protection Orders

A Introduction

(3)

B What Is A Forced Marriage?

(3)

C Forced Marriage Protection Orders

(3)

D Application And Procedure

(18)

E Enforcement

(21)

F Other Remedies

(384)

Index

433

The Right Honorable Lady Justice Jill Black DBE is a Lady Justice of Appeal

Jane Bridge is a barrister and family mediator

Tina Bond is a solicitor at Evans & Co, Co Durham, and Senior Lecturer at the University of Northumbria

Liam Gribbin is a barrister at Plymouth City Council

Madeleine Reardon is a barrister at 1 King's Bench Walk

Penelope Grewcock is a barrister at Fenners Chambers

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