There are a range of assessments which could be completed in care proceedings to determine what is in the best interests of a child. Family solicitor Leonnie Watson explains in her latest blog...
Mother's Day can be a day of joy for mothers and children to spend time together. For others though this is a more difficult day than most.
How long do care proceedings take? Care proceedings like any set of legal proceedings cannot continue for an indefinite period of time...
In December 2024, the Family Justice Council (FJC) published guidance for those working in the Family Justice System on responding to allegations of ‘alienating behaviour.’ Family Law Solicitor, Leonnie Watson, discusses in her latest blog...
At this time of year, I am being asked about contact with children a lot. Whether this relates to children in voluntary foster care placements, children in foster care as a result of Interim care orders during care proceedings or permanent placements following final orders in care proceedings.
Living together without marriage? A cohabitation agreement could be the key to financial security. Family Law Solicitor, Leonnie Watson discusses cohabitation agreements in her most recent blog...
Timms Family Law Solicitor, Leonnie Watson, often gets asked whether children should stay at home or go to contact when they are unwell. In her most recent blog, she discusses different outcomes to this FAQ...
When a child contact order isn't followed, enforcement applications can help ensure children maintain relationships with both parents. Family law solicitor, Leonnie Watson discusses in her latest blog...
During a separation, deciding on child arrangements is a big decision and 50/50 shared care is an increasingly common option. But is it the right choice for your family?
DIY divorces are becoming increasingly popular. This is partly because the process has been simplified following the introduction of No-Fault divorces in April 2022.
