Problems with Shared Care Arrangements and Financial Support
13
Jan - 2020
Shared care arrangements for children can be made via mediation or through an appropriate Child Arrangement Order.
Drug Testing in Care Proceedings - Is it Reliable and can I Challenge my results?
10
Jan - 2020
Parents in care proceedings accused of using illicit substances often find themselves subject to drug testing so that the Court can be provided with evidence as to their level of drug use, the substances used and the honesty of the parent within the proceedings.
The Commorientes Rule and the Importance of Having a Will
09
Jan - 2020
The commorientes rule relates to property ownership and applies when two or more people have died in circumstances where it is uncertain who died first.
Summer Holiday Ready? Is a Will a part of your holiday planning?
08
Jan - 2020
When booking a holiday to get rid of "the January blues", a Will is likely the last thing on your mind, so how can Intestacy Rules play a part?
Deprivation Of Liberty - The Duty Of The Family Court
06
Jan - 2020
It is the duty of the family court to ensure that a child is properly safeguarded and taken care of, taking into consideration the welfare checklist in Section 1 of the Children Act 1989.
What is an Intermediary in Family Law Proceedings?
19
Dec - 2019
The role of an intermediary was created by the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 to help vulnerable witnesses in criminal cases. However, the use of intermediaries has since spread to be included in Family Court proceedings.
Family, Farms & Divorce
19
Dec - 2019
When any couple separate, careful thought needs to be given about how their financial resources and obligations are divided.
How to Provide for your Pet
05
Dec - 2019
Can I provide for my pet in my Will? - It is possible to name in your Will the person or people who you would want to take care of your pet after you....
Failing to Disclose Information When Selling Your House
05
Dec - 2019
You may have read in the news recently that a couple have been sued for £300,000 for failing to disclose to their buyers the fact that an American-style drive-thru and motel was due to open near to the £1m property they were selling.
Family Proceedings - Serving Court Documents
27
Nov - 2019
Once an application has been made to court in family proceedings, for instance for a divorce, to deal with financial matters, children’s issues or non-molestation/occupation orders, the papers need to be served upon the other party known as the respondent.
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