What Are Nightingale Courts?
19
Aug - 2020
What are Nightingale Courts? Will they help with the backlog caused by Covid-19? Head of Timms Family Law, Fiona Moffat, discusses in her latest blog...
What Happens If I Reconcile With My Ex-Spouse?
11
Aug - 2020
It is quite common these days for parties to divorce but perhaps not so common for them to then reconcile. It will be interesting to see whether the lockdown restrictions make any difference to this situation.
What rights do I have to stay in a property if I am not married to my partner?
13
Jul - 2020
Find out your rights to stay in a property if you're not married. Learn how UK courts handle cohabiting disputes, house sales, and children’s needs
Special Guardianship Order Changes - July 2020
09
Jul - 2020
Special Guardianship Orders were introduced in 2005 and since that time the court has seen an increase in their use. They are seen as an alternative to providing permanence for children rather than the use of Adoption Orders.
Does An Unborn Baby Have Rights?
09
Jul - 2020
The rights of a foetus can differ all over the world, and each country have taken their own views on whether a foetus has rights and to what extent these rights, if any, should be taken into consideration.
Getting Legal Responsibility For A Stepchild
07
Jul - 2020
In her latest blog, Timms Family Law Solicitor, Dee Khunkhuna outlines the process of getting legal responsibility for a stepchild...
What Is A Fact-Finding Hearing And Why Is It Needed In Public Law (Care) Cases?
07
Jul - 2020
A fact-finding hearing is a court hearing used as part of family law court cases. It is for those cases where what happened (ie the facts) are in dispute.
Can Social Services Look At My Facebook Page?
06
Jul - 2020
Can Social Services look at my Facebook page? This question is often asked by parents. The answer is not entirely straightforward...
Can A Judge Really Get To Grips With My Divorce Via Zoom?
10
Jun - 2020
A colleague passed to me a clipping from one of this weekend’s papers where the writer set out her experiences of the Family Court and trying to deal with financial matters on divorce.
Care Proceedings: Supporting & Advising A Deaf Parent
10
Jun - 2020
Care Proceedings are complicated to navigate for any parent but the process becomes even more daunting and logistically complicated for a parent who is deaf or hearing impaired.
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