Lehna Gardiner
In this article our colleague Lehna Gardiner, in conjunction with her peer Matthew Bliss at JSP Law, examines the situations...
Contrary to popular belief, there is no such thing as a ‘common law marriage’ in England and Wales. Cohabiting couples...
You may have heard the term “narcissist” being thrown around the arena recently, perhaps in relation to a friend, family...
There are a number of stages in the divorce process and the decree absolute is the final stage. Decree absolute...
The junior team at Raydens hosted their fourth successful Vortex networking event on 19 September 2018. As Family Law solicitors,...
What is decree nisi? There are a number of stages in the divorce process and a decree nisi is one...
Back in 2014 I co-wrote this article on the legal implications of step-parent relationships: https://www.newlawjournal.co.uk/content/step-parents-family-or-legal-strangers The law has moved on...
We are delighted to announce that two more members of our team have been accredited by Resolution as specialist family...
On 17 May 2018, the Supreme Court heard the case of Owens v Owens. Mrs Tini Owens was previously denied...
