


Domestic violence; when the Court makes a mistake
29th March 2018I recently acted for a mum who told me that she had suffered a miscarriage of justice. Some years previously […]
Domestic abuse, Emotional abuse and Occupation orders – What you can do
10th April 2017The recent news that Mel B, so long synonymous with ‘girl power’, had to take out a restraining order in […]
Murder of Claire Hart deemed ‘understandable’
22nd August 2016A recent report in the Guardian newspaper explores the media reporting surrounding the murder of Claire Hart and Charlotte Hart. Claire […]
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 […]
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 […]
One small step for victims of domestic abuse…
19th September 2014The eyes and ears of the Family Law Legal Profession and those Domestic Violence Support Service Providers have been focused […]
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 […]
The effects of domestic abuse
23rd July 2014Earlier this month the Plymouth Herald splashed on the story of how a city bus driver had been sentenced to life imprisonment […]
The forgotten Victims of Domestic Abuse
29th May 2014A recent advert exposes our shocking attitude towards male domestic violence. Frightening statistics show how 38% of domestic abuse victims […]
Domestic Violence – A Shocking Truth
23rd May 2014The BBC recently released an article reporting on the apparent increase in the number of people who die as a […]