Divorce: your questions answered
The break-down of a marriage can be among the hardest things someone will face in…
January 4, 2019 By Andrew Barton
Legal options for victims of domestic violence
As Devon and Cornwall Police launch their domestic abuse awareness campaign across both counties, it…
December 11, 2018 By Peter Marshall
When will a Court do what a child wants
One of the most recently asked questions is at what age will a Court listen…
December 7, 2018 By Mark Smith
Brexit and the Implications For Divorce Jurisdiction
The Ministry of Justice has at long last published guidance on the handling of cases…
November 20, 2018 By Andrew Barton
Holidays are coming…
The festive season will soon be fast upon us with Christmas being just a couple…
November 20, 2018 By Edward Bidder
I left you, I didn’t leave them. Keeping in contact with your children
As the TV series the Split continues to captivate audiences across the UK, including our…
July 5, 2018 By Mark Smith
The resolution of children and finance matters
When a couple with children separate, it can be difficult to know where to start…
June 25, 2018 By Harriet Wigmore
“Oh Grandma, what big childcare responsibilities you’ve got…”
Grandma in Little Red Riding Hood had it tough, but the current legal framework means…
May 2, 2018 By Stephens Scown
Children and Brexit
In the UK we have truly international families. In 2016 alone 15,878 births (2.3% of…
February 21, 2018 By Edward Bidder
Ruth’s story: My son and I had our voices heard
Ruth is a domestic abuse survivor. She was living in a refuge with her young…
February 12, 2018 By Stephens Scown
National Dementia Awareness Week 2015 – Raising awareness of dementia
Dementia is a serious and progressive disease that leads to memory loss and communication problems…
February 7, 2018 By Stephens Scown
Grandparents rights – do grandparents have rights to see their grandchildren?
Unfortunately the simple answer is no. Grandparents rights do not automatically exist. Much has been…
December 12, 2017 By Mark Smith