Surreal: Mr Hitler’s children removed by New Jersey Family Court. Thanks Popehat.
Posts Tagged ‘family courts’
Hitler Youth
Posted in cases, tagged cases, family courts, funny, odd or interesting on August 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Second Wife Impact
Posted in cases, tagged ancillary relief, cases, divorce, family courts, financial, remarriage on May 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Andrew Commins, a colleague in chambers, has written an interesting article for Family Law Week on the impact of remarriage on variation applications by the ex spouse. I particularly like the mental image described in the extract from Delaney v Delaney [1991] 2 FLR 457, CA, that the court will deprecate “any notion that a former husband and extant [...]
Just as you thought it was safe to go back in the courtroom…
Posted in legal news, transparency, tagged family courts, legal news, media access, new law, open justice, transparency on April 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The snappily titled and easy to read Children Schools and Families Act 2010 has landed on our virtual desks. Not yet in force owing to the impending election (‘What election?’ I hear you say) the Bill made it through ‘wash-up’ and received Royal Assent only moments before Parliament was dissolved, to gasps of relief all [...]
Wall LJ to be Appointed President of Family Division
Posted in courts, legal news, tagged courts, family courts, family justice system, legal news on April 1, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Further to my previous post Lord Justice Wall is indeed to be appointed as President of the Family Division, taking over from Mark Potter on a date yet to be confirmed. POSTSCRIPT: See this extract from Hansard for no explanation at all regarding the delay in the announcement (hat tip to Brick, whose comment on [...]