In this blog post trainee solicitor Kay Bowring discusses how behaviour is taken into account during financial remedy proceedings. It […]

This article was originally published in Local Government Lawyer. Trainee Solicitor, Tamar Braddon, looks at calls to change the law […]

The police recently announced a new pathway for victims of domestic abuse to access support upon calling 999. Trainee Solicitor […]

In the past few years, there has been a clear drop in requests for divorce, domestic abuse applications, and non-molestation […]

When a marriage ends it is easy to focus on the negatives and uncertainty.  We asked Divorce Coach Sally Jackson […]

As we head into the second week of 2024 our director and divorce lawyer Rachel Buckley considers upcoming UK government […]

The understanding of what constitutes honour based abuse remains legally undefined after the government rejected calls to establish a legal […]

When you pay for any professional service, including that of a divorce lawyer, you want to be thoughtful about how […]

In recent years in family law there has been an increased number of cases in which there has been reference […]

Experienced family lawyer looks at a recent judgment that provides clarity for residence and staff of refuges. As a person […]