CALA's Autumn lecture on 18 October was extremely well attended and a tremendous success. CALA were thrilled and honoured that Lady Justice Black, Head of International Family Justice for England & Wales, agreed to join us to discuss the 1996 Hague convention. The evening involved...
Members of CALA's committee were kindly invited to join the Dutch Association of International Child Abduction Lawyers for their biannual meeting in Amsterdam on 29 September to learn about our respective organisations and exchange information and ideas. It was also a wonderful opportunity to meet...
CALA held its Summer party on 30th June at The Bunghole/Davy’s wine Bar, High Holborn. It was a super evening attended by a huge number of CALA members and guests from ICACU and Cafcass. ...
4PB hosted the second CALA workshop this year on 30th June exploring the topic “the use of the inherent jurisdiction” and what a resounding success it was with Christopher Hames QC chairing the event and guiding discussion throughout. With Michael Gration and Michael Edwards preparing...
CALA’s inaugural workshop hosted by 1KBW was a huge success this week. The workshop focused on developments in the law in this area and how and when to apply for a child to be separately represented. The workshop started with brief talks on the law...
We were all so very sad to learn of Wendy Kemp’s death over the Christmas period. Wendy was a crucial founding member of CALA. She was extremely popular and very well respected by her fellow CALA members having been a long established child abduction law specialist...