The law on vaccinations for children
In case you were wondering prior to inoculating your children against COVID-19 there is quite a substantial volume of Public and Private case law... Read more »
In case you were wondering prior to inoculating your children against COVID-19 there is quite a substantial volume of Public and Private case law... Read more »
I’ve often been concerned that in cases of domestic abuse attendance at court can actually make the traumas suffered worse. It’s not the first... Read more »
A report by Scottish Widow’s research team revealed that more than half of married people would fight for a fair share in any jointly owned property... Read more »
“When I won the Golf Challenge in South Africa, I asked my wife if she’d like a designer dress or diamonds as a present?” But she said, ‘No, I... Read more »
Parental alienation is a term growing in use and is being recognised more frequently than ever in cases involving disputes about children, writes... Read more »
I’ve written previously about the unsatisfactory way in which our courts and (some) professionals deal with issues of domestic abuse that do not... Read more »
One of the unintended consequences of the Family Division being prepared to conduct so much of our cases remotely is that it has extended the working... Read more »
No, it isn’t April Fool’s day, Poundland really has decided to cash in on January being one of the unhappiest months for estranged couples, writes... Read more »
The press – well, the Daily Mail at least - has been following Katie Holmes and her 14 year old daughter Suri Cruise through New York, slightly... Read more »
There’s a good reason why the number of divorces has recently fallen, writes Louise Barretto, Head of our Family Law team. According to data... Read more »
