A look back over 2018
18th December 20182018 has certainly been an important year for family law. There have been some important decisions for those wishing to […]
What you need to know about child maintenance
12th December 2018Hannah Porter, a solicitor at The Family Law Company, provides answers to frequently asked questions about child maintenance. Q. What […]
Managing holiday contact
11th June 2018Associate Chartered Legal Executive Carrie Laws from The Family Law Company looks at ways of agreeing summer holiday arrangements for […]
Featured Lawyer of the Month
4th June 2018Each month we are featuring one of our solicitors or chartered executives. We feel strongly that our clients should be […]
What is the purpose of the Section 20 Children Act 1989?
21st March 2018In this article solicitor Carrie Laws explains the purpose of the Section 20 Children Act 1989 and the obligations of […]
Arbitration – the future?
5th March 2018Children Law has undergone many developments since the 1989 Children Act came into force. However, one of the most significant […]
At what age will the courts listen to a child in the UK?
4th October 2017Many parents facing court proceedings are worried that their children will feel ignored by the process. Will their opinions be […]
Returning to school
8th September 2017This week has seen many children returning to or starting school. Even our future King started school today, although sadly […]
Parental responsibility when you’re in the Armed Forces
22nd June 2017When you’re in the Armed Forces you are likely to have unpredictable work hours and patterns, and that you are […]
Term time holidays decision upheld by Supreme Court
11th April 2017The Supreme Court has delivered a firm line with parents on term time holidays. Last week, John Platt lost his […]