We are delighted to announce that Hannah Markham KC of 36 Family has accepted an invitation to join St. Mary's as a door tenant. Please see link below for further details.
https://t.co/wUGcJIzBDY
It's time to reveal the nominations for Barrister of the Year 2024 Award. Congratulations all shortlisted candidates. Leah Redden @brownejacobson Phil Gibbs @1HighPavement & Stephen Williams & Gareth Jacques @StMarys_Family
Thank you to @TheAccessGroup for their sponsorship.
We are hosting an online Pupillage Webinar on Thursday 11th January at 7.30pm where we will be discussing and taking your questions on pupillage and life at the Family Bar
Please sign up using this form: https://t.co/FurQDzz2MU and we will email out joining information
Lorna Robertson and Kerry Cockayne speaking at the Resolution Nottingham & East Midlands Christmas event about transparency in the Family Court
@ResFamilyLaw
We are delighted that Duncan Brooks KC of QEB has accepted an invitation to join St. Mary's as a door tenant. We all look forward to working closely with Duncan Brooks KC who brings his extensive experience of financial remedies and ADR to St.Mary’s.
https://t.co/a9Q4qfJOX6
August's Financial Remedies update has been prepared by Andrew Wren.
Each month we seek out the most interesting and relevant Financial Remedy cases and provide a brief overview of each case with the option to click through into the substantive text.
https://t.co/sjYgUn7oM3
We are delighted to have had a record number of our barristers included in the 2024 edition of The Legal 500.
Congratulations to all those included in this year's guide.
https://t.co/TlifZ9OQfv
This month's Public Law update has been prepared by Monique Sherman-Evans.
Each month we seek out the most interesting and relevant Public Law cases and provide a brief overview of each case with the option to click through into the substantive text.
https://t.co/i1rRBCPXJ0
Each month we seek out the most interesting and relevant Financial Remedy cases and provide a brief overview of each case.
July's update has been completed by Mary Brodie and can be found on our website:
https://t.co/d3BPiFvcE9
Each month we seek out the most interesting and relevant Financial Remedy cases and provide a brief overview of each case.
June's update has been completed by Monique Sherman-Evans and can be found on our website:
https://t.co/5uSNwd3e0M
This month's Public Law update has been prepared by Sue Gilbourne.
Each month we seek out the most interesting and relevant Private Law cases and provide a brief overview of each case with the option to click through into the substantive text.
https://t.co/Mf8AbUmTvW
Anita Thind is speaking at a Midland Circuit Social Mobility event on 27th July 2023.
'Practice at the Family Bar' is a free event being held over Zoom.
Sign up here to book your place: https://t.co/K4gx3cC4aw
X City Council v M (The Mother) & Ors [2023] EWHC 1767 (Fam) (12 June 2023):
Care proceedings concerning three children. Judgment considering local authority's allegation that M deliberately poisoned youngest child with excessive amounts of salt. Report: https://t.co/J5ZIWwUX2Y
Joshua Hazelwood acted for the respondent local authority before the Court of Appeal in a judgment handed down on 6 July 2023 dealing with procedural and substantive issues relating to an application for leave to apply to revoke a placement order.
https://t.co/NLByRAc7Wz
This month's Private Law update has been prepared by Ali Alrazak.
Each month we seek out the most interesting and relevant Private Law cases and provide a brief overview of each case with the option to click through into the substantive text.
https://t.co/Z71Fzdi3VN
Each month we seek out the most interesting and relevant Financial Remedy cases and provide a brief overview of each case.
May's update has been completed by Lorna Robertson and can be found on our website: https://t.co/Nv33txuSei
Each month we seek out the most interesting and relevant Public Law cases and provide a brief overview of each case.
May's update has been completed by Monique Sherman-Evans and can be found on our website: https://t.co/VlxFwKGJxS
In his most recent article, Stephen Williams considers the most common arguments made against long term fostering being the 'permanent option' when the court considers the best outcome for children.
https://t.co/0WmYM24ITz
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Claire Howell and Gareth Jacques as Joint Heads of Chambers.
Claire and Gareth follow Vickie Hodges and Judy Claxton, the outgoing Joint Heads of Chambers who have been leading St. Mary’s since 2016.
https://t.co/LZvwhZ4v9O
SAVE THE DATE
7th November 2023
Our annual Financial Remedies Conference will take place this year on 7th November 2023 at the Nottingham Contemporary and will feature a variety of topics and guest speakers.
Further information and booking details will follow in due course.