Family Law Why should I make a will? by Kidd Rapinet, May 3, 2018 Why should I make a will? Gemma Hughes, Solicitor at our London office discusses...
Family Law Supreme Court rules that taking a child out of school in term time for the purposes of a holiday is an offence by Sandra Meakins, April 6, 2017 Mr Platt took his child out of school during term time for 5 days...
Family Law Pension rights for cohabiting partner by Sandra Meakins, February 8, 2017 The Supreme Court decision in the appeal by Denise Brewster is a victory for...
Family Law Wills and planning for the inevitable by Clare Fleming, December 13, 2016 Research just published underlines how ill-prepared most people are in terms of their end...
Family Law EU Citizen’s Rights to Housing Assistance Clarified by Philip Jackson, August 30, 2016 The Supreme Court recently ruled that a citizen of another European Union member state...
Family Law Who Pays for the Qualified Nurses in a Care Home? by Clare Fleming, August 25, 2016 In a case that will resonate with all who are in care homes, or...
Family Law A Conditional Fee Agreement is a Contract by Mark Studdart, August 24, 2016 Beware of signing a conditional fee agreement with your solicitor unless you fully intend...
Family Law Appeals: not worth the candle? by Richard Tymkiw, August 18, 2016 “I burnt one candle to seek another, and lost bothe my time and my...
Family Law Bank’s equitable interest in a home by David Goddard, August 5, 2016 Where a bank allowed mortgage debtors to sell their family home to pay off...
Family Law Child’s Right to Privacy by Bernadett Noble, August 1, 2016 Children do not have different rights to privacy as compared to adults, but the...
