The Surrogacy Pathway
The Department of Health and Social Care recently published guidance for surrogates and intended parents, which sets out how to start a family through... Read more »
The Department of Health and Social Care recently published guidance for surrogates and intended parents, which sets out how to start a family through... Read more »
In a recent appeal between the freeholder and the leaseholder of a ground floor flat, the High Court has judged that the subsoil below the property... Read more »
There are a multitude of articles from family lawyers extolling the virtues of the various types of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): mediation,... Read more »
The importance of informing your tenants about Gas Safety Certificates If you were asked three years ago about Section 21 Housing Act 1988 notices... Read more »
There were articles in the press recently about the rather large order made in the case of Camilla and Gerard Versteegh. The husband is described as... Read more »
Plans to reform surrogacy laws are being examined by the Government. The Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission have... Read more »
In the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire, the government commissioned an independent review with a view to considering the current Building Regulations... Read more »
The majority of people who get divorced issue a petition based on adultery or 'unreasonable behaviour' because the alternative is to have to wait... Read more »
In a world which has seen an increase in family unions between different European nationals, family law has developed to provide a harmonised system... Read more »
I have promised myself that I will watch each episode of The Split, BBC1's shiny new legal drama diligently, try hard not to fault the actual legal... Read more »
