Court orders surrogate mother to hand baby to gay couple
11th May 2015There has been a call for the rules surrounding surrogacy to be clarified and tightened up, after a woman who […]
Child Protection Planning Part 2 – What can I do?
7th May 2015Following on from our blog last week about the child protection process, this week our Trainee Legal Executive Ilke Hatter […]
Child Protection Planning Part 1 – What does it all mean?
30th April 2015Our experienced Trainee Legal Executive, Ilke Hatter, in our Exeter office reviews the child protection procedure: No parent wants to […]
New guidance available to help victims of domestic violence or child abuse
14th April 2015New guidance is now available to help victims of child abuse or domestic violence, to help them discover if they […]
The role of the Grandparent is an important one in a child’s life
7th April 2015The sad fact is that divorce rates are on the increase, having seen rates steadily increasing over the past few […]
The role of the Grandparent is an important one in a child’s life
7th April 2015The sad fact is that divorce rates are on the increase, having seen rates steadily increasing over the past few […]
Justice Committee report on civil legal aid calls for “urgent and essential” review
2nd April 2015The Justice Committee has called for an urgent review of the changes which were made to civil legal aid in […]
Arrangements for children after a relationship breakdown
1st April 2015Q. How important are the needs of children when families experience difficulties? When adult relationships break down there is often […]
Why see a specialist in divorce proceedings?
30th March 2015Our experienced Exeter family law solicitor Philippa Buckland, has taken a look at why using specialist divorce lawyers is important when it comes […]
What you need to know about Pre-Nuptial Agreements
27th March 2015Q. What is a Pre-Nuptial Agreement? A Pre-Nuptial agreement is a document signed by you and your spouse before your […]