With an increasing awareness of the international context of proceedings before UK courts, the potential for greater complexity and a corresponding need for practitioners to be aware of the international issues may arise within proceedings. A missed step at any stage can lead to difficulties further down the line, the possibility of delay, and a potentially disadvantageous outcome for the client. Being able to identify, address, and resolve such issues has never been more important, whether the case concerns contact, leave to remove, child.
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