New child maintenance regulations
On the 30th June 2014, the Child Support Agency (CSA) was replaced by the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) and new child maintenance regulations came into… Read More »New child maintenance regulations
Family Law
The tag ‘Family Law’ collates all related articles under this term.
What to Consider When You Are Considering Surrogacy
Celebs do it. Same sex partners do it. Couples with difficulty conceiving do it. It’s even played out as a dramatic story line on Coronation… Read More »What to Consider When You Are Considering Surrogacy
Facebook Undermines Adoption Placements?
Social media certainly seems to have permeated all aspects of our lives today. Once the plaything of baby boomers in the 90’s, today we find… Read More »Facebook Undermines Adoption Placements?
The Increase in Family Breakdown is Well Documented
The increase in family breakdown is well documented; with around 42% of marriages ending in divorce and 23% of children now living in a single-parent… Read More »The Increase in Family Breakdown is Well Documented
As we Have Discussed Previously…
As we have discussed in previous blogs, there seems to be a recent trend amongst parents who agree that legal separation or divorce is best… Read More »As we Have Discussed Previously…
2014 Has Been a Great Year for Family Law
2014 has been a historic year so far in regards to family law following the Government announcement about gay marriage. In January, Culture Secretary Maria… Read More »2014 Has Been a Great Year for Family Law
The pros and cons of Legal Separation
Many married couples believe that the term ‘separation’ is simply that stage between a marriage ending and a divorce being granted. But in a growing… Read More »The pros and cons of Legal Separation
Disabled Woman ‘Put at Risk’ s a Result of Forced Marriage
Mrs Justice Parker has criticised both doctors and social workers when a woman was sent to Bangladesh to be married to her cousin, the outcome… Read More »Disabled Woman ‘Put at Risk’ s a Result of Forced Marriage