Myth-busting for unmarried couples
14th November 2016David Cobern of The Family Law Company considers the law and unmarried couples. There is a myth that people […]
Coercive or Controlling Behaviour gains attention through The Archers
22nd April 2016The crime that has touched the public through an everyday tale of country folk The Governments Coercive or Controlling Behaviour […]
Categories: Domestic Abuse, Legal Considerations
Domestic abuse and the three little pigs
22nd September 2014The Family Law Company’s Alex Boardman has always been fascinated by the story of the three little pigs, and since she’s worked […]
Now the Summer is Over
3rd September 2014With many of us returning to work and school this week, and with the challenge of the school uniform run […]
UK could see US style prenuptial deals given legal status
18th February 2014Solicitors across the UK, including our own Exeter solicitors, could be set for an interesting wave of new requests in […]
Could radical change in family law in Ireland lead way for others?
31st January 2014A new change in family law legislation in Ireland could be leading the way for other countries to follow suit […]
Categories: Children, Featured News, General, Grandparents, International Cases, Legal Considerations, News
Legal aid petition released
30th January 2014Clients who make use of legal aid and legal aid calculator facilities within court cases will be pleased to know […]
Just Mums: Parental Responsibility
20th December 2011In England and Wales Parental Responsibility for a child is defined in the Children Act 1989 as “all the rights, […]
Does a father have to pay child support?
20th December 2011The Child Support Act was introduced in 1991 and operates under the principle that both parents are responsible for looking […]
Just Mums: What If Your Child Refuses To See Their Father?
20th December 2011The court expects the resident parent to do their best to ensure contact with the non-resident parent takes place. In […]
