Archive of: May, 2020

Wondering what path to take for fair and balanced dispute solutions in family law can be tough. We can be left feeling alone and uncertain.

The Criminal Bar Association to ‘push for improvements and safety measures similar to those being considered for the Crown court.’

The recent case proceedings bring to light the binding nature of arbitration awards. In most cases courts will not intervene.

In the case of separating couples, will an individual be awarded renumeration for foregoing a career in order to be a homemaker and/or raise children?

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the President of the Family Division of the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary, Sir Andrew McFarlane, authorised the use of statements of truth as a replacement for affidavits.

In the age of Covid-19, remote family law courts have meant that paperless working has come to the forefront. This includes e-bundles, or electronic bundles.

From disbursement to executors, from conveyancing to arbitration…

When seeking a separation the range of options and choices on offer can seen overwhelming in an already stressful time. This handy guide from Advice Now can help.

Clear advice and answers on court orders and Covid-19 Pandemic social distancing rules.

Mr Justice MacDonald’s report on remote access family courts and ensuring a fair and just process.