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8 March 2023

International Women's Day

Last year, to mark International Women’s Day, I was asked by Resolution to set out my experiences as a family lawyer as it coincided with 25 years at Kingsley Napley. As someone who has been head of a wonderful team (comprising mainly but not exclusively women) for the last 10 years, this year, I thought I’d set out some of the themes I raised in my original blog.

Charlotte Bradley

27 February 2023

Surrogacy: the strict approach to consent

When a child is born following a surrogacy arrangement, under English law, the surrogate will always be considered the child’s legal mother, regardless of whether there is a genetic link between her and the baby.

Lydia Holland

10 February 2023

Child Inclusive Mediation – connecting with your child’s views

For a number of years, research has shown that children and young people want information about what is happening to their family when their parents decide to separate. Many want the opportunity to be heard when decisions are being made about them.

Stacey Nevin

3 February 2023

Watch your language

As a trainee solicitor, I’ve learnt a lot in a short space of time. On Tuesday 31 January, I had the privilege of attending the Family Solutions Group Language Matters event, and one of the most valuable lessons I have learnt to date, is to pay attention to the language used in family law.

Lydia Holland

23 January 2023

Le divorce anglo-français - les idées fausses et le jugement de Paris

Cela me rappelle le tableau du "Jugement de Paris", qui décrit le moment où d'éminents critiques de vin français, lors d'un test de dégustation, se sont rendus compte qu'ils avaient mieux classé les vins californiens que les vins français.

Claire Wood (Français)

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