A Jewish wedding ceremony that takes place in England and Wales will be legally recognised under the law in England and Wales provided that the requisite civil requirements have been met. These include the couple giving notice of marriage to the Register Office local to where... continue reading
Acting as a litigant in person – representing yourself in your legal case – can be a daunting prospect, trying to... continue reading
The law protects a child’s right to a relationship with both (or all) of his or her parents. Following a divorce,... continue reading
In April 2020, in response to the pressures placed on the advice sector by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the government... continue reading
Current legislation provides only one ground for divorce in England and Wales: that the marriage has broken down irretrievably.... continue reading
Arrangements for taking children abroad when you do not live with their other parent can be confusing. The law in England and... continue reading
Many Family Court hearings are now taking place remotely. Managing new technology alongside any anxiety relating to the hearing... continue reading
There are a variety of different types of legal professional, and it can be confusing to understand the differences between them... continue reading