Applications under Schedule 1 to the Children Act 1989

Author: J Bazley QC; D Burles; R Chapman; G Cole; E Flood; N Fox; C Heppenstall; S Jarmain; K Mather; S Pyle; G Stanley; S Sugar; R Tambling
Publisher: Family Law LexisNexis
ISBN: 9781846612145
Published In: October 2010
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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A practical guide to the practice, law and procedure in respect of Schedule 1 applications and includes case summaries plus sample forms and orders.

Schedule 1 applications provide an important way of ensuring children’s financial needs are met when their parents are not married.

This new book is a comprehensive guide to the practice, law and procedure in respect of Schedule 1 applications and includes case summaries plus sample forms and orders.

This book is essential reading for all family lawyers dealing with this rapidly developing area of law.

Procedure
Interface with other applications and the Child Support Agency
Jurisdictional in Children Act 1989, Schedule 1 Cases
Injunctive Relief and Preservations of Assets Pending Trial
Types of Orders Available
Criteria to be Applied by the Court
Duration of orders
Tax issues
The Use of Trusts
Fundings and Costs
Tax Implications
Schedule 1 and Low Assets/Benefit Cases
Enforcement of Schedule 1 Orders

Appendices

Statutes
Statutory Instruments
Case Summaries
Forms
Practice Directions

Janet Bazley QC, David Burles, Rupert Chapman, Georgina Cole, Edward Flood, Nicola Fox,
Clare Heppenstall, Stephen Jarmain, Kate Mather, Susan Pyle, Gillian Stanley, Simon Sugar, Richard Tambling, all of 1 Garden Court, Family Law Chambers

With a Foreword by The Rt. Hon Sir Nicholas Wall, President of the Family Division; Head of Family Justice; President of the Court of Protection

“The further I read in the clear text of this book, the more interested and informed I became ... helpful … clearly written practitioner’s book … useful”

From the Foreword by The Rt. Hon Sir Nicholas Wall, President of the Family Division; Head of Family Justice; President of the Court of Protection