Figures reveal seven grandparents seek court orders every day
10th March 2015Justice Minister Simon Hughes has revealed in a parliamentary written answer how every day in 2013/14 seven sets of grandparents […]
Resolution calls for divorce and separation law changes
6th March 2015Family law organisation Resolution has called for sweeping changes to be made to the laws surrounding divorce and separation in […]
Law Society shines light on ‘pet-nups’
5th March 2015The Law Society has decided to shine a light on a lesser considered aspect of family law – the fact […]
Cohabitation and how to approach it
28th February 2015Cohabiting couple families are the fastest growing family type in the UK according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). […]
Our Family Doesn’t Live Together, So How Can We Still Be a Family?
25th February 2015Modern families in the UK come in all shapes and sizes. A few hundred years ago, a family consisted of […]
Stalking: How professional acquaintances can go too far
23rd February 2015On 4th February 2015 The Daily Mail ran a story highlighting that even professionals, not in an intimate relationship, could […]
Cohabiting couples the fastest growing family type
17th February 2015Cohabiting couple families are the fastest growing family type in the UK according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). […]
Divorces and Pensions: What can happen?
16th February 2015Couples going through divorces have been told that they need to fight for a portion of their ex partners pension, […]
Categories: Divorce & Separation, News
MPs say Government is playing ‘catch up’ on civil legal aid reform
10th February 2015MPs on a House of Commons committee have openly criticised the Ministry of Justice for introducing legal aid reforms “without […]
Pensions and the Armed Forces
6th February 2015Being based in the South West, we at The Family Law Co frequently find ourselves advising members of the Armed […]
