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International child relocation between the UK and Australia: what happens when parents disagree?
When separated parents have connections to both Australia and the UK, a proposed move can create an exceptionally difficult conflict. Christopher Eddison-Cogan explains the legal framework, the child-focused questions courts may consider, and the practical realities of maintaining family relationships across two countries.
Christopher Eddison-Cogan
9 hours ago15 min read
What happens when your phone becomes evidence in a legal dispute?
Most people think of their phone as a private possession. In reality, it may contain a detailed record of conversations, movements, relationships and decisions. Christopher Eddison-Cogan explores how smartphones increasingly feature in family disputes, employment matters, commercial litigation and criminal investigations, and why many people underestimate their significance until it is too late.
Christopher Eddison-Cogan
Jun 912 min read
Helping your solicitor help you: Why good communication can change the course of a family dispute
Family-related legal disputes often arise during periods of grief, stress, uncertainty and emotional overload. This article explores how thoughtful, organised and constructive communication with your solicitor can improve clarity, reduce unnecessary conflict and help legal advice become more effective during difficult family situations.
Jennifer Hogan Brown
Jun 19 min read
AI may change legal work - but it will not eliminate the need for judgement
As artificial intelligence reshapes professional work, many students and parents are asking whether law remains a worthwhile career. Christopher Eddison-Cogan considers why legal judgement, strategic thinking and human understanding may become even more valuable in the age of AI.
Christopher Eddison-Cogan
May 286 min read
AI, shareholder risk and the growing tensions inside modern businesses
As businesses increasingly adopt artificial intelligence and automation, shareholders are beginning to confront difficult questions about governance, investment, staffing and commercial strategy. This article explores the legal and practical tensions which can emerge when views about AI begin diverging inside a company.
Christopher Eddison-Cogan & Faezeh Beheshti
May 198 min read
The psychology of high-conflict divorce & how cases can unintentionally escalate
High-conflict divorce rarely escalates because of legal issues alone. Emotional pressure, perceived unfairness, fear and adversarial momentum can gradually transform separation into prolonged and exhausting conflict.
Jennifer Hogan Brown
May 159 min read
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