Parent Cognitive Assessments in Care Proceedings
18th March 2024In a recent judgment by Mrs. Justice Lieven last month (February 23, 2024), significant insights were shared regarding the necessity […]
Nine ways a parenting plan can nurture a positive co-parenting journey
5th March 2024Embarking on a “parenting after divorce” journey can be emotionally overwhelming. To ensure a smooth transition and a nurturing environment […]
What happens when parenting after divorce becomes difficult?
27th February 2024Parenting after divorce can be a demanding journey, and at times, it may present various challenges that require careful consideration. […]
Supporting Earlier Resolution
26th February 2024At the Family Law Company we have always believed that children should be at the heart of every decision, in […]
Who are Cafcass and why are they involved?
13th October 2023As specialist children and family lawyers we are often asked by parents who Cafcass are and why they are involved […]
Three New Arrivals Bolster Our Children Law Team
10th October 2023Three experienced lawyers have joined The Family Law Company’s Children Team in Exeter and Plymouth. Paul Thomson, Amelia Davey and […]
Planning for Christmas? Why separated parents should be putting Christmas child arrangements at the top of the list
6th October 2023Sorting your child arrangements early could brighten the festive season for everyone, explains children lawyer Lauren Taylor. For most of […]
Relaunch of the PLO meeting
20th April 2023Recent years have seen delays in care proceedings reaching their conclusion, the relaunch of the Public Law Outline (PLO) meetings […]
Categories: Children Law and Social Services Intervention
Requesting reasonable adjustments to help clients feel more at ease at court
6th March 2023Working with the most vulnerable in our communities means that as family lawyers we need to be extra sensitive to […]
Why D/deaf awareness training should be considered a critical issue for the legal sector
5th December 2022Director Carrie Laws recently wrote for the New Law Journal ( www.newlawjournal.co.uk) about why D/deaf awareness should be considered critical for […]
