Family Law Week Weekly Podcast Season 5 Episode 2
Release Date: 03/05/2021
Family Law Week Podcast Season 8 Episode 7
Family Law Week's Podcast
In this episode, Barrister, hosts & , where they discuss Non-Court Dispute Resolution. Jo, Present Chair of , who specialises in helping clients, students and fellow family law professionals to avoid the family court; all in the hope that doing so will minimise the emotional damage of parental separation on children. Jo’s recent book, (Almost) Anything But Family Court, edited by social enterprise & , which aims to encourage couples to reduce conflict at the point of separation (and thereafter) can be purchased, . With Jacinta, who is a respected Canadian...
info_outline
Family Law Week Podcast Season 8 Episode 6
Family Law Week's Podcast
In this episode, Barrister, hosts (Co-Founder & CEO, Future Pupil Barrister at ), (Co-Founder, Barrister at ) and (COO) of . We dive deep into who Lawyers who Care are and what the future holds. We discuss how to become a mentor/mentorship organisation, which has been backed by both the Chair of the Bar Council & President of the Law Society, as well as how they are erasing the stigma of being ‘ care-experienced’. This episode is produced by .
info_outline
Family Law Week Podcast Season 8 Episode 5
Family Law Week's Podcast
In this episode, Barrister, hosts from . Mani specialises in family law disputes relating to children, particularly cases with an international element. He has published two books in 2023, the first being ‘’ and more recently, ‘’. This episode is produced by .
info_outline
Family Law Week Podcast Season 8 Episode 4
Family Law Week's Podcast
In this episode, Westgate Chambers Barrister, hosts, President, and Registrar, along with , Partner at . This episode digs deep into the recent wins for CILEX, and why training with CILEX has many benefits when compared with the traditional route. Emma Taylor goes on to explain her education through CILEX and promotion to a law firm Partner at a young age. 5 Minutes More with makes a welcome return where John provides a legal and case law update. This episode is produced by
info_outline
Family Law Week Podcast Season 8 Episode 3- Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress
Family Law Week's Podcast
This special episode, in support of International Women’s Day, see’s Barrister, host; Her Honour Judge Sarah Earley, KC MCIArb (Head of ), KC (Head of and Vice Chair of the Criminal Bar Association) and (Founder of and Chair of The Law Society Family Law Committee). In this episode called ‘invest in women: accelerate progress’ our guests discuss their backgrounds and routes to present day. This episode is produced by
info_outline
Family Law Week Podcast Season 8 Episode 2
Family Law Week's Podcast
In this episode, Barristers, and host James Evans, Head of UK Professional Education at to discuss the platform, its benefits and to confirm two new features for 2024 which are a new Parenting Plan written in conjunction with NACCC and the ability to use in-app voice and video calls. This episode is produced by Visit the website for more episodes.
info_outline
Family Law Week Podcast Season 8 Episode 1
Family Law Week's Podcast
In this episode, Barristers, and host His Honour Stephen Wildblood KC and Dr Freda Gardner about their joint works and how writing has become a large part of their collaboration. John Hatton also provides a news and case law update. This episode is produced by and Visit the website for more episodes.
info_outline
Family Law Week Podcast Season 7 Episode 6
Family Law Week's Podcast
Rachel Cooper is joined this week by Diana Hamade, an international renowned lawyer based in the UAE.
info_outline
Family Law Week Podcast Season 7 Episode 5
Family Law Week's Podcast
Rachel Cooper is joined by Susan Baldock and Jacqueline Marks of The Mediation Space to discuss their new dispute resolution offering in family law, as well as discussing their lives and careers.
info_outline
Family Law Week Podcast Season 7 Episode 4
Family Law Week's Podcast
Rachel Cooper is joined by Ayesha Vardag of Vardags. Ayesha discuss her life, career, and 3 of what Ayesha considers to be her most important cases.
info_outlineJames Stewart is known for his top-level work on international financial matters. He is a fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers and is on the Consultation Board of Practical Law. He is a recognised expert in the field of Anglo-Russian family law, is the general editor of ‘Family Law Jurisdictional Comparisons’ (third edition, 2015) and ‘Practical Law Company’s Multi-Jurisdictional Guide to Family Law’. He has authored the Russian and Ukrainian chapters of International Pre-nuptial and Post-nuptial Agreements. James is a qualified solicitor in Northern Ireland and a visiting Professor of Law at Ulster University.
James and Rachel discuss some of the most interesting cases of James’ career, including Clibbery v Allen [2002] EWCA Civ 45, Re AI and MT [2013] EWHC 100 (Fam) and AG v VD [2021] EWFC 9. They also discuss his life and his career as a family lawyer more generally.
The case of Clibbery v Allen considered the balance between achieving confidentiality / privacy and open justice in family proceedings. The case of AI v MT considered the relationship between the civil and the religious courts in family proceedings. The recent case of AG v VD was a Part III case under the MFPA 1984 where the wife received a needs based award and where Cohen J made some timely comments about parties adhering to the requirements of PD 27A