For couples desperate to have children, embryo adoption provides much-needed hope that the dream of a family can be realised. However, a recent case has highlighted that fertility
The House of Commons recently published a briefing paper on what happens to a couple’s property and assets when they separate in England and Wales. Aside from arrangements
One of the most powerful themes in Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, The Color Purple is that of the relationship between sisters Celie and Nettie. Separated in adolescence
Vianden Castle, located in the north of Luxembourg looks like it came straight from the pages of a fairy-tale. In fact, much of this tiny landlocked country seems
It can come as a shock to be asked to enter into a nuptial agreement after being married for several years. If you are asked to enter into
When it comes to considering the importance of allowing a child to grow up immersed in its birth culture has a shameful history. Thanks to colonialism and the
In March 2019, the UK will formally leave the European Union, which it has belonged to for over forty years. In that four decades, there has hardly been
Most people have heard of the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (The Hague Convention). They understand if a child is abducted and taken to
Local government’s power to make orders relating to children, orders which can include removing a child from their parents, are extraordinarily powerful and can have lasting ramifications on
Forced marriage is a hidden crime. Although 1,200[PM1] possible forced marriage cases were flagged to authorities in 2017, there are likely to be many more cases. This is
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