Family Court proceedings are by their very nature private, dealing with highly personal, and sometimes confidential, issues. Anyone involved in them may therefore be alarmed at the news that journalists are to be allowed to attend and report upon Family Court...
As is noted elsewhere on this website, if you are unmarried and decide to separate, you will not have the right to share your partner’s property, in the same way as you would if you had been married. Instead, each disputed asset is dealt with by applying the relevant...
Many families have an ‘international element’. There are various possible reasons for this. For example, the family may have moved from one country to another during the marriage, or one or both of the parties may have originated from another country. In such cases it...
Every year Resolution, the association of family lawyers, runs a ‘Good Divorce Week’ campaign, with this year’s campaign running from the 28 November to the 2 December. The objective of the campaign is to encourage those going through divorce to make the process as...
Parental disputes over arrangements for their children can take many forms, from how much time the child should spend with each parent, to whether one parent should be allowed to take the child abroad, to a dispute over which school the child should attend or what...
