Re Y (Leave to Remove from Jurisdiction) [2004] 2 FLR 330

Relocation: Shall I stay, or should I go?

Lottie Tyler focuses on the potential impact of the Brexit vote on international child relocation ‘The lack of a child arrangements order does not negate the requirement to have the consent of the other parent to the relocation or alternatively leave of the court.’ Speculation regarding the impact on day-to-day life of leaving the EU …

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Leave To Remove: A storm in a tea cup?

Chrissie Cuming Walters contemplates Re K one year on and recent government proposals on parental rights It has been nearly a year since the Court of Appeal handed down its judgment in Re K (Children) [2011] – a judgment initially seen as a potential game-changer in relation to leave to remove applications, if not somewhat …

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Leave To Remove: No more Payne

Rachel Osgood looks at the impact of MK v CK on the guidelines in Payne v Payne on leave to remove ‘In considering the controversy surrounding Payne, Moore-Bick LJ suggested that it arose as a result of the failure to distinguish clearly between legal principle and guidance.’If you asked a family lawyer in recent years …

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