You may have heard the news that the government has announced proposals to massively overhaul the divorce process. The proposals, […]

Each month we are featuring one of our solicitors or chartered executives. We feel strongly that our clients should be […]

This week sees national cousin’s day and national aunt and uncle day. The very fact that they have their own […]

FHDRA stands for ‘First Hearing and Dispute Resolution Appointment’ – and is quite a mouthful just to say. For many […]

The Office of National Statistics (ONS) has recently published statistics revealing that the number of marriages on record is at […]

100 years ago, on 6 February 1918 the ‘Representation of the People Act’ was passed. This was the first piece […]

From today, 9 January 2018, changes to the rules governing legal aid, specifically the evidence that needs to be provided, […]

There is no such thing as a quiet Christmas in EastEnders. Christmas always seems to highlight the difficulties in the […]

CAFCASS (Children and Families Court Advisory Support Service) has recently reported seeing a large number of new cases involving applications […]

From January 2018, changes to the rules governing legal aid, specifically the evidence that needs to be provided, will mean […]