Britain's Longest Divorce: What can we learn from the Gohil case?
After almost 24 years of litigation, what is believed to be England's longest-running divorce case has finally come to an end. The case of Gohil v Gohil has attracted significant…
Family Law Update: Court Fees Increase on 13 July 2026
If you are planning to start divorce proceedings, apply for a Financial Order, or make a Child Arrangements Order application, it is important to be aware of the family court…
Proposed law reforms for cohabiting couples
What is the current law? At the moment, in England & Wales, cohabiting couples (those who are not married or in a civil partnership) have no automatic legal or financial…
Venezuela Fury's Wedding Sparks Questions About Marriage Age
Recent headlines have focused on the marriage of Venezuela Fury, the 16-year-old daughter of Tyson Fury. Venezuela married Noah Price on the Isle of Man in May 2026, sparking widespread…
The Mother of All Cons: A Family Law Perspective
The BBC's recent documentary 'The Mother of All Cons' has captivated audiences with its examination of the rise and fall of the children's charity Believe in Magic and the troubling…
Can a Parent Kidnap Their Own Child? Lessons from the Alex Batty Case
The BBC documentary Kidnapped By My Mum has brought renewed attention to the remarkable story of Alex Batty, a British teenager who disappeared in 2017 after travelling to Spain with…
How to prepare for a family court hearing
Attending a court hearing can be daunting especially when coupled with standing before a Judge (who may be determining important life decisions for your family) and seeing your ex-partner /…
Step-parents: Legal rights and responsibilities
Step-parents are a term often loosely used for the partner of a biological or adoptive parent. However, the legal definition of a step-parent is very specific – that is “an…
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