A Conversation with Laura Moore
Why did you choose a career in family law?I actually fell into the legal industry by chance, but I wouldn’t change it for the world. I’ve always wanted to work…
I have separated from my partner, where should the children be at Christmas?
Where a child spends the Christmas holidays can be a very difficult issue to address, particularly for newly separated families. Christmas is a sentimental and treasured time for many and…
My partner and I are now separated, can I change the locks?
This is a common question asked by clients, who are unsure of exactly what their rights are regarding occupation of the family home. Perhaps the separation was acrimonious and you…
What is a Non-Molestation Order?
A Non-Molestation Order is a court order that can be issued by the family court in England and Wales, which prohibits an abuser from behaving abusively towards you, including:Being violent…
A Conversation with Eleanor Ithell
Family law matters are incredibly personal and we believe finding the right fit for your case is crucial. That is why we thought it would be useful to know our…
The Autumn Budget 2024 - how will it affect your divorce?
On 30 October Rachel Reeves delivered her Budget, the first from a Labour government in almost 15 years. The headlines have been all about a rise in taxes, albeit personal…
Non-Court Dispute Resolution - why you should try it
It has been almost 6 months since the Family Procedure Rules changed to encourage and mandate the use of non-court dispute resolution methods such as mediation and arbitration. We are…
Family law jargon - what does it all mean?
Whether you are going through a divorce, a child arrangement dispute or any family law issue, you will probably have heard various legal terms and jargon throughout the process. Dealing…
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