The Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act of 2013 broke milestones in many ways but there are still some aspects of it that require modification. There are still some elements of the Act that have been described as discriminatory in some circles and they are underlined below. At... continue reading
There must be something in the air. Sportsmen seem to be wading into areas of other walks of life at the moment and after Sir Ian... continue reading
With myths abound such as the typically cited “common law relationship” and with, in the region of 3.2 million... continue reading
On 14 October 2015, seven Supreme Court justices unanimously ruled that Mrs Alison Sharland (aged 48) and Mrs Varsha Gohil (aged... continue reading
Mr and Mrs Wright married and separated in 2006. A financial order was made in 2008 which ordered the sale of the family home.... continue reading
The Supreme Court unanimously allowed an appeal by a former wife for financial remedies 22 years after the couple divorced. The... continue reading
From September 2015 all family court judges in England will be able to order DNA tests to determine a child’s parentage... continue reading
The Cohabitation Rights Bill has had its second reading in the House of Lords and has been passed through the committee stage.... continue reading