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Congratulations to Benjamin Pitman!
Benjamin Pitman, one of our pupils who is a transferring solicitor, was called to the Bar by Gray's Inn last week. Read more about the Call ceremony for barristers.
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Family Law Conference 2024
Our Family Law Conference this year focussed on Private and Public Children law, and we were delighted to welcome over 80 solicitors to Inner Temple for a brilliant afternoon of knowledge sharing and networking.
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KA & Anor v B [2024] EWHC 2855 (Fam)
Jack Owen acted for the applicants in this case which considered the validity of a Nigerian adoption in circumstances where the adopters, who were spouses, found themselves with different domiciles.
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Default judgment - scope and effect
What happens if your client has had default judgment entered against them? Is the only course available to them to pay whatever the other side demands? Chris Payne considers the position and gives some commercial guidance.
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Mark Eldridge secures convictions in sexual offences trial
Mark Eldridge successfully prosecuted a four-day sexual offences trial at Reading Crown Court.
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Meet our newest tenant: Queenet Awesu
Queenet Awesu has joined Chambers following the successful completion of her specialist family pupillage. Read more about Queenet and her fast growing children law practice.
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Legal 500 2025
We are delighted that three of our family practitioners have been recognised in the Legal 500 this year. Read more about their practices and achievements during the past year.
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A and R (1980 Hague Convention: Return to Australia), Re [2024] EWHC 2190 (Fam)
Beverly Roberts successfully represented the father in a case where he was seeking the return of his two young children to Australia. Read about the case and the reasons for the decision.
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Will we see the end of the long shorthold?
The law surrounding rented properties has been in the news frequently in the last few years. The Labour manifesto promised to immediately abolish s21 Housing Act 1988 evictions - but what will the impact be on assured shorthold tenancies? Joseph Meethan considers the position.
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