Children • 14 Feb 2018 Shared care of children on separation When parents separate, issues in respect of the future arrangements for care of children can be some of the most problematic to resolve. Difficulties in...
Family Law News • 6 Feb 2018 Are Polygraph tests admissible as evidence in family proceedings? Polygraph testing, more commonly referred to as lie detector testing, has become a popular cultural phenomenon particularly due to the significant...
Family Law News • 25 Jan 2018 Listening to Understand It is the Family Mediators Association Mediation Week this week, and a welcome excuse to sing the praises of the mediation process as a constructive and...
Family Law News • 16 Jan 2018 Myth of the Common Law Marriage and Cohabitation Agreements The cohabiting family is the fastest growing family type in England. Despite this, there are still currently no automatic legal rights...
Family Law News • 9 Jan 2018 Bitcoin Frenzy- Is the Family Court ready for this new development? Despite the many reforms in family law, one could argue that the family court remains entrenched in a more old-fashioned way of dealing with matters...