Archive of: May, 2020
Thinking about separating, divorce or dissolution - What are my options?
The different ways for couples to separate can seem overwhelming, it can be hard to decide which is right for you.
Need for proper Legal Advice prior to Pre-Nuptial agreements highlighted by Judge
The complex case touched on the interaction between divorce proceedings and insolvency law; the validity of a pre-nuptial gareement made five days before the wedding; allegations by the wife that the husband had hidden assets, and by the husband that the wife had failed to disclose assets; and other complex international issues.
Report on Family Law justice system and remote court hearings
A rapid consulation was commissioned into the effectiveness of remote hearings in family law courts in the UK. The results are now in.
Remote hearings and family law: The judiciary are accepting remote hearings, including in care order cases.
Judge Mrs Justice Lieven said we should not consider: “Evidence given remotely as any less reliable or truthful than evidence given in person.”
First two jury trials to resume this week at the Old Bailey
Although resumption of normal court services will be some time off, the first two jury trials at the Old Bailey will resume this week
How changes in accessing justice during Covid-19 may affect those going through divorce or separating
Divorces can still be processed online in the usual way and solicitors are open for business, even if that is remotely.
Your help required! An urgent call for court users to give feedback on the impact of covid-19 on the legal justice system
The Civil Justice Council is conducting a review on the current court operations. They are particularly interested in gathering feedback from court users on how they feel about remote hearings.