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pages home focus advertising policy about me friday, july 06, 2018 new by me on the stowe family law blog my posts this week on the stowe family law blog included: lord justice mcfarlane’s speech to the families need fathers conference - the president-in-waiting sets out his ideas on private law children disputes. are people manufacturing abuse allegations to get legal aid? - looking at the latest legal aid statistics. non-engagement with the court is both damaging and pointless - as in the case m v f . procedural irregularities thwart enforcement of contact order - in the case ch v ct . have a good weekend. posted by john bolch at 7:30 am 0 comments links to this post email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: children , courts , domestic violence , legal aid , marilyn stowe blog monday, july 02, 2018 news essentials: 2nd july 2018 a brief summary of the essential family law news and cases from the last week: news family court statistics quarterly: january to march 2018 a statistical bulletin presenting statistics relating to the family courts in the first quarter of 2018 (january to march). full story: ministry of justice . three new appointments to the uk's top appeal court lady justice arden dbe and lord justice kitchin will join the supreme court of the united kingdom as justices on 1 october 2018, followed by lord justice sales on 11 january 2019, it was announced today. full story: supreme court . appointment of lord and lady justices of appeal 2018 the queen has approved the appointment of three lady justices and four lord justices of appeal. full story: courts and tribunals judiciary . ban on heterosexual civil partnerships in uk ruled discriminatory rebecca steinfeld and charles keidan win bid to open up civil unions to opposite-sex couples. full story: the guardian . see law report, below. court in tangle after law firm ‘whistleblower’ sends it privileged material the president of the family division is to be asked what the court should do in the highly unusual case of a ‘whistleblower’ from the solicitors of one party to a divorce sending it legally privileged information. full story: legal futures . see bruzas v saxton , below. what normal looks like: mcfarlane to canvass views on parental guidance the next family law chief could produce general guidance to help manage separated parents' expectations about child contact if he receives widespread backing from other judges when he tours england and wales this autumn. full story: law society gazette . cases p (a child) [2018] ewca civ 1483 (28 june 2018) appeal by mother against refusal of application to adjourn care and placement proceedings for 6 months, where she was an alcoholic and had been abstinent for 13 months. appeal allowed and placement order set aside. full report: bailii . northamptonshire county council & anor v the lord chancellor (via the legal aid agency) [2018] ewhc 1628 (fam) (05 june 2018) judgment addressing the circumstances in which damages recovered pursuant to the human rights act in respect of breaches of duty by a local authority following care proceedings are subject to the legal aid agency statutory charge in respect of the costs of those care proceedings. full report: bailii . r (on the application of steinfeld and keidan) (appellants) v secretary of state for international development [2018] uksc 32 (27 june 2018) appeal considering whether the bar on different-sex couples entering into civil partnerships breaches the appellants’ rights under echr, art 8, in conjunction with art 14. appeal allowed. full report: bailii . bruzas v saxton [2018] ewhc 1619 (fam) (21 june 2018) directions hearing in case in which wife seeks to set aside consent order, alleging perjury and perverting the course of justice by husband and his legal team, following disclosure of documents by "whistle blower" on h's legal team. full report: bailii . g (a child) [2017] ewca civ 2638 (08 november 2017) appeal by father against dismissal of application for leave to oppose the making of an adoption order in respect of his child. appeal dismissed. full report: bailii . * * * for more news, see here . for more cases, see here . to subscribe to the focus free weekly newsletter (which includes links to all of the week's top family law news stories, cases, articles and blog posts), go here . posted by john bolch at 7:30 am 0 comments links to this post email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: news essentials friday, june 29, 2018 new by me on the stowe family law blog my posts this week on the stowe family law blog included: husband fails with financial claim 26 years after divorce - in a v b (no. 2) . a new type of domestic abuse - using smart home devices. research refutes claims of women as lifelong ‘alimony drones’ - does the law fail to compensate wives for the economic impact of divorce? have a good weekend. posted by john bolch at 7:30 am 0 comments links to this post email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: domestic violence , finance/property , marilyn stowe blog wednesday, june 27, 2018 steinfeld & keidan v secretary of state for education: appeal allowed lord kerr gives the judgment of the supreme court background to the appeals under the civil partnership act 2004 (cpa), only two people of the same sex may enter into a civil partnership. the marriage (same sex couples) act 2013 (mssca) made marriage of same-sex couples lawful. the cpa was not repealed when the mssca was enacted. consequently, same-sex couples wishing to formalise their relationship have a choice as to whether to enter into a civil partnership or to marry. this choice is not available to different-sex couples. the appellants are a different-sex couple in a committed long-term relationship, which they wish to formalise. they have genuine ideological objections to marriage based upon what they consider to be its historically patriarchal nature. they wish instead to enter into a civil partnership, which they consider would reflect their values and give due recognition to the equal nature of their relationship. they sought judicial review of the respondent’s continuing decision not to make changes to the cpa to allow different-sex couples to enter into civil partnerships. the issue was whether the bar on different-sex couples entering into civil partnerships breaches the appellants’ rights under article 14 (the prohibition on discrimination) together with article 8 (the right to respect for private life) of the european convention on human rights (echr). the high court and court of appeal dismissed their claim. it is now accepted by the respondent that there is an inequality of treatment between same-sex and heterosexual couples, and that this inequality engages article 14 read in conjunction with article 8 of the echr. the respondent also accepts that the inequality therefore requires justification from the date it first began (ie. on the coming into force of the mssca). the principal issue before the supreme court was therefore whether justification of the inequality includes consideration of the period of time during which the respondent could investigate how best to eliminate the inequality or whether the justification must be directed exclusively to the very existence of the discrimination. judgment the supreme court allows the appeal. lord kerr gives the judgment with which all the other justices agree. reasons for the judgment when parliament enacted the mssca, it consciously decided not to abolish same-sex civil partnerships or to extend them to different-sex couples, even though it was recognised at the time that this would bring about an inequality of treatment between same-sex partners and those of different sexes, and that this inequality would be based on the sexual orientation of the two groups. it was decided that further investigations were required, and the government conc

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