My colleague Leonnie has recently written a blog in relation to the time it takes for cases about the arrangements for the care of children and how long they take: How Long Will It Take For Me To See My Child?
Britney’s separation from her long-term partner has been a trending topic and it is unsurprising that Britney and Mr Asghari had a pre-nuptial agreement. Family Law Solicitor, Leonnie Watson, discusses pre-nuptial agreements in her latest blog.
Social media is a powerful tool that can be used to connect with friends and family, share news and even express your feelings. However, it is important to be aware of the potential consequences of posting about your family court case on social media. Family Law Paralegal, Leah Pilling discusses this in her latest blog...
Family Law Solicitor, Leonnie Watson, shares some of her most FAQs For Taking A Child Abroad...
Section 91(14) of the Children Act 1989 allows Courts to bar individuals from making further applications without permission of the Court. These orders are often referred to as “barring orders”. Melissa Knight, Family Law Solicitor, goes further into detail about the order in her latest blog...
Thoughts of taking the children abroad for a summer break might be top of the agenda, but before you book those flights to get away from the rain, you may need to ask yourself – 'Do I need the other parents consent to travel?' Family Paralegal Leah Pilling discusses what measures you may have to take in her latest blog...
Timms Mediator & Family Law Solicitor Adrian Rose explains why a 'quickie' divorce may not be the best of options in his most recent blog...
In her most recent blog Family Law Solicitor, Melissa Knight discusses what Monkey Dust is and the effect it can have on the Family Court...
The 'cost of living crisis' appears to be having a significant impact on financial settlements and divorce proceedings for couples up and down the country. Family Law Solicitor, Leonnie Watson, discusses in her latest blog...
Timms Family Law Solicitor explains what the Section 20 of the Children's Act 1989 means and what you should do before agreeing to a Section 20...
