Archive of: 2020
Is technology the solution to improving access to family law services?
Improving access to family legal services has long been a goal for ensuring a fairer and more just legal system. Delays and costs can unfortunately hinder many accessing the legal support they need.
When a Prenuptial Agreement collides with bankruptcy, what is a fair outcome in a family law court?
The recent case of S v H [2020] EWFC B16 has given all family law practitioners a chance to re-assess prenuptial agreements. This includes considering what is fair and just in light of divorce or separation, particularly when one client/party may become bankrupt or insolvent.
Proud to announce out new improved larger office space in Canterbury!
A first glimpse at our new expansive office space in Canterbury, also located at the innovation centre - perfect for social distancing!
Sneak peek at our new green and bright, smart family law offices in Canterbury, Kent...
A new bright location for efficient and economical family dispute resolution.
Recent case G v T [2020] EWHC 1613 (Fam) looks determining the value of businesses as assets when deciding maintenance
Deciding how equity and assets will be split following a separation and divorce case can be a stressful experience for all. Spousal and child maintenance, pension division and future changes to support arrangements all need to be taken into account to give a fair solution to all.
£142m pledged to improve 100 courts
The prime minister has announced £142m to digitally upgrade and maintain around 100 courts as part of a £5bn coronavirus recovery plan.
Separating couple/ divorce case review - Should English or Scottish courts decide maintenance arrangements?
A recent case has involved an appeal concerning the interpretation of the Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments (Maintenance) Regulations 2011.