Family Court Delays: are things actually getting better?
For separated parents, one of the biggest concerns when making an application to the Family Court is often how long the process will take.Recent figures from the Children and Family…
School's out for summer - but disagreements might remain
With the school summer term ended and September bringing a new school year, this blog explores the remedies available when there is a disagreement between separated parents about selecting a…
Can I change a Child Arrangements Order?
Following a separation, parents may decide to have the arrangements for the care of a child clearly set out in a legally binding Court document known as a “child arrangements…
Litigation Friends in divorce and financial proceedings
In unfortunate cases where one spouse does not have the mental capacity to be able to make decisions or give instructions in relation to the proceedings then a litigation friend…
What does a Family Law Solicitor do?
Family issues can be some of the most emotional challenges a person will face. Whether you are considering divorce, making arrangements for your children, or trying to resolve financial issues…
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…
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