Two new associates for Exeter office
31st October 2014We are proud to announce that we have promoted two associates in our Exeter team. Gemma Sparks and Helen Trott […]
Education Supervision Orders – Another Option?
22nd September 2014Recently we’ve been reading stories all too often about how parents are being taken to court and fined for failing to ensure […]
The outcome for children in care
26th August 2014Under the Children Act 1989, a child is defined as “looked after” by the local authority, or as we more […]
I’m not married – why do I need a lawyer?
5th August 2014It’s not only married couples who may create legal relationships with one another. Although there is no such thing as […]
Paying for your legal fees:-
5th August 2014Here at The Family Law Company we understand it can be hard to fund legal fees, particularly with the demise […]
Should you defend yourself in court?
30th July 2014Figures have been released showing how cuts to legal aid implemented last year have seen the number of parents forced to […]
Who gets custody of the dog ? Pet disputes upon separation – A call for new legal test
30th July 2014Often when parties separate they are able to agree on who gets what by way of diversion of the joint […]
How do Special Guardianship Orders work?
16th July 2014One of our family law specialists in Plymouth is currently awaiting the outcome of a Special Guardianship Order hearing, so […]
Concerns over so-called ‘Cinderella Law’
5th June 2014A so called ‘Cinderella Law’ designed to tackle parents guilty of emotional cruelty through starving their children of love and […]
Adoption – a new era?
29th May 2014The Family Law Company is set to host an interactive adoption conference in Exeter. Designed to inform and update all […]