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Removal of trustees – factors a court will consider
Cally Brosnan
Last summer, the Court of Appeal of England and Wales, in MK v CK, signalled a dramatic shift in the approach to international child relocation cases. In cases with care significantly shared between two parents, the courts will now often refuse permission to relocate a child abroad.
At the end of June, Katie Holmes filed for a divorce from her husband of 5 years, Tom Cruise. Now, less than two weeks later, a settlement has been reached and a joint statement released confirming the pairs’ commitment to working together for the sake of their daughter, Suri.
The recent fuss about Coalition plans to bring in gay marriage hasn’t centred on legal aspects so much as political and cultural ones. Is David Cameron pushing for a free vote, or will MPs be whipped into following the government line? If the law is changed, is the Church of England going to refuse to conduct gay marriages, because the Church says a man and woman, only, can marry? Will the Church be permitted to do this?
The newspapers reported last week that MPs are considering whether to remove the requirement for a marriage to be consummated.
In a speech to family lawyers at the Resolution conference in Leeds last weekend, the President of the Family Division, Sir Nicholas Wall, has again called for the introduction of a new no fault based divorce which will allow parties to divorce quickly.
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