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Family law

by Great Britain. Law Commission.

Published 1960

This report by the Law Commission of Great Britain addresses reforms to family law, focusing on areas such as divorce, child arrangements, and financial remedies. It proposes simplifying the divorce process and introduces the concept of "child arrangements orders" to replace existing custody and access orders. The commission also explores ways to improve the fairness and efficiency of financial settlements following relationship breakdown, considering issues like spousal maintenance and the division of property.

AlimonyAnnulmentChild sexual abuseChildrenCommunity propertyConservatorshipsCustody of childrenDecedents' family maintenanceDivorceDomestic relationsDomicile in domestic relationsFamily violence

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