Helping children deal with their emotions Aside from the legalities, logistics and practicalities of child arrangements and schedules to be […]
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This week is Resolution’s #GoodDivorceWeek. Resolution is a national organisation of family lawyers who believe in a constructive, non-confrontational approach […]
What is a Parental Order?A Parental Order is a court order used in relation to a child born following a […]
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In May 2016 Theresa May announced a review into sharia councils. The Homes Affairs Committee followed and announced an enquiry […]
Last year, the Supreme Court held in Vince v Wyatt that Ms Wyatt’s application for financial remedies should be heard […]
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You may think that the question as to whether or not you are married is one with a straightforward and […]
As it currently stands, there is one ground for divorce in England and Wales being the irretrievable breakdown of marriage, […]
The Court of Appeal have recently reviewed the case law on internal relocation in Re C (Internal Relocation) [2015] EWCA […]
The Irish High Court in the recent case of MH v MH [2015] IEHC 771 have decided that the English […]
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The Christmas period can often be stressful for families. The expectation that everyone should be happy and enjoy the festive […]
