Concerns Over ‘Hormone Tourism’ in Gender Affirming Care 

Dr Bianca Jackson’s latest article in Family Law discusses the implications of ‘hormone tourism’ for young people seeking gender affirming care, highlighting potential safeguarding risks and legal ramifications.

Court of Appeal Shifts Approach on Intermediaries in Family Law Cases

Coram Chambers’ Alex Clift publishes an article in Family Law Journal analysing the Court of Appeal’s decision in Re M (A Child: Intermediaries) [2025] EWCA Civ 440, exploring the evolving approach to appointing intermediaries and supporting neurodiversity in family law proceedings.

High Court Orders Return of Abducted Child to Pakistan

High Court orders return of 11-month-old baby to Pakistan after abduction by father and grandmother. Rachel Cooper of Coram Chambers represented the mother, with the case highlighting the vital role of the UK-Pakistan Protocol in child abduction matters.

Coram Chambers’ Lucy Taylor Featured in Financial Remedies Journal

Coram Chambers barrister Lucy Taylor has been featured in the Financial Remedies Journal for her case reports on recent family law decisions, including P v Q, R and S [2024] EWFC 164 (B), Dervis v Deniz [2025] EWHC 902 (Ch), and JQ v IQ [2025] EWFC 192 (B). Read more about Lucy’s insights and expertise.

Children Returned to Israel: High Court Judgment in International Child Abduction Case

High Court publishes judgment in international child abduction case involving Rachel Cooper of Coram Chambers. The decision addresses the Hague Convention, mental health, and children’s welfare in the context of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Lucy Taylor of Coram Chambers Profiled by LawCareers.net

Coram Chambers barrister Lucy Taylor is featured in LawCareers.net’s ‘Meet The Lawyer’ series. Discover Lucy’s path to the Bar, her advice for aspiring barristers, and what life is really like as a family law practitioner.

Rachel Cooper Launches ‘We Are Family Law’ Podcast Featuring Award-Winning Barrister Andrew Powell

Discover the new ‘We Are Family Law’ podcast by Rachel Cooper of Coram Chambers. In the first episode, Rachel interviews award-winning barrister Andrew Powell about representation, diversity, surrogacy, and the evolving nature of family law. Listen now for engaging discussion and expert perspectives.

Court of Appeal Clarifies Divorce Jurisdiction in Domicile Case: Ramana v Kist-Ramana

Barristers Greg Williams and Sam Watts, instructed by Dawson Cornwell Solicitors, were successful in the Court of Appeal in a case about abandonment of domicile in the context of international divorce proceedings. Moylan LJ, giving the leading judgment, thoroughly considers the law on abandonment of domicile of choice and on whom the burden of proof lies in that regard: see Ramana v Kist-Ramana [2025] EWCA Civ 1022.

Katherine Duncan Elected as Governing Bencher of Inner Temple

Coram Chambers barrister Katherine Duncan has been elected as a Governing Bencher of The Inner Temple, making her among the youngest ever to receive this honour. Read more about Katherine’s achievement.