In this blog post Children and Care Proceedings Solicitor Tamar Braddon explains what happens when a parent is asked to […]
The Government have introduced a new bill to Parliament, the Victims and Courts Bill, which proposes to make changes to […]
The local authorities can start a legal process called care proceedings when worries are voiced that a child could be […]
When a child’s welfare is at risk and their behaviour places them or others in danger, the courts may need […]
Cornish Family Law specialist Natalie Symons from our Truro office has been named on the 2025 Pro Bono Recognition List […]
The straightforward legal answer to this question is that a child can decide to refuse contact with a parent from […]
If you have been invited to a Public Law Outline (PLO) meeting, you may be wondering whether you need a […]
Across the globe there has been concern regarding a proposal in Iraq to reduce the legal marriage age for females […]
Specialist family lawyer and director Jane Chanot discusses a recent case that navigates complex child contact relationships. In an unusual […]
This article was originally published in Local Government Lawyer. Trainee Solicitor, Tamar Braddon, looks at calls to change the law […]
