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Naïve and an abdication of the most basic responsibility: scathing High Court judgment sets down essential surrogacy guidelines
Category: Family & Divorce
Consent: When does a surrogate lack capacity to give it?
How important is consent in posthumous conception?
Pre-Nups and Post-Nups – What’s the Difference?
Co-Parenting in Multi-Parent Families: Navigating Legal and Practical Challenges
Deciding What Happens to Your Pet in a Divorce
Deciding What Happens to IVF Embryos During Divorce
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Divorce can be complicated, and if you’ve been through IVF there is another layer of complexity that comes into play: […]
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What distinguishes matrimonial vs non-matrimonial assets in divorce?
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In financial remedy proceedings, assets are usually categorised as either matrimonial or non-matrimonial. As the starting point is the equal […]
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Understanding Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989: Financial Support for Children
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Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 looks at the types of orders that the court can make to safeguard the financial welfare of children. […]
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Do I need to get the other parent’s consent to take our child on holiday?
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For separated parents, the question as to whether parental consent for child travel is needed to take a child on holiday is an important one. […]
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