Silent Heartache For Grandparents
Over the last few years there has been a growing area of work for many family law practitioners. That is …
How We Deal With Remote Divorcing
Divorce cases are stressful enough but during the Covid-19 outbreak lawyers across the country, indeed across the world, have been …
What Are The Signs Of An Unhappy Marriage?
Men and women view relationships differently. If 100 people were asked to offer up their opinion on what defines a …
Breach of a Non-Molestation Order Explained
A breach of a Non-Molestation order is a serious offence and can result in the involvement of the police and …
Is working from home killing your relationship?
When Covid-19 first struck, and, for many of us, work moved to a home environment, people experienced mixed emotions. How …
New Divorce Law, New Approach
The Divorce Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will come into effect on 6 April 2022 and will sweep away the …
The real issue behind little Arthur’s death
By Vanessa Lloyd Platt This week the Government announced that they are setting up an urgent inquiry in the wake …
The need to disclose in divorce cases
This week a study by the Government about the Money and Pension Service (MAPS) indicated that nearly three in five …
COVID 19: National Guidance for the Family Court
https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Presidents-Guidance_Covid-19-2.pdf This Guidance, which is issued with the approval of the Lord Chief Justice and the Senior Presiding Judge, is …
The 10 Things I Most Appreciate Whilst On Coronavirus Lockdown
Talking to a friend on Zoom a few days ago as we reminisced about old times, about five weeks ago …
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