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Jennifer Moore

13th February 2017

Before 1858, a divorce required a private act of Parliament so the opportunity was only available to a few people. ...

Priya Palanivel

9th February 2017

Supreme Court landmark win to change discrimination against marital status. Today saw the landmark victory for Denise Brewster who won...

Michelle Peterson

6th February 2017

Surviving Valentine’s Day as a single person can seem like a daunting task, especially if most of your friends are...

Lehna Gardiner

18th January 2017

The recently reported case of MB v GK & Ors (No 2) Wardship (Welfare) [2017] EWHC 16 (https://www.familylawhub.co.uk/default.aspx?i=ce5609) deals with...

Jennifer Moore

5th January 2017

Divorce & Where to Start: Our essential “to do” list 1. It is always advisable to take legal advice before...

Lehna Gardiner

21st December 2016

Being told by your spouse that they consider the marriage to be over or receiving a divorce petition through...

Jennifer Moore

12th December 2016

Last Christmas the Press reported that it was anticipated Divorce enquiries would rise more than 300% in January. There is...

Priya Palanivel

1st December 2016

What is Arbitration and how can it help? Arbitration offers parents choices as an alternative to litigating through the court...

Jennifer Moore

2nd November 2016

Should my new partner adopt my child/children? Step-parent adoption has been seen as a means by which to offer a...