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- Expert evidence – care proceedings
- Expert evidence – importance
- Financial remedies – matrimonialisation
- Forced marriages – protective orders
- Fresh evidence – safety of conviction
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- Practice – court fee increases
- Practice – urgent applications (children)
- Private – costs; children cases
- Procedure – divorce; jurisdiction
- Procedure – mediation
- Procedure – publication of judgment
- Prohibited steps order – gender reassignment
- Single joint experts – challenging the evidence
- Transgender spouses – nullity
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