Edward Cooke explains why family law professionals must embrace training opportunities to meet new digital challenges
A report makes sweeping recommendations including the creation of a support framework for children and young people whose parents separate
Clients need to understand the implications of poor conduct on costs in financial remedy proceedings, as Matthew Taylor explains
The family courts are using the threat of a no deal Brexit to reduce the value of some larger divorce settlements, says Boodle Hatfield
Sarah Jane Lenihan navigates the law surrounding child arrangements for feuding parents during the pandemic
Resolving finances on divorce in lockdown can be achieved efficiently through the private FDR process, says Sarah Jane Lenihan
Cost, acrimony and time are the enemies of a ‘good’ divorce, so Kate Daly and Pip Wilson have sought to rid the process of all three
Lawyers have been urged not to leave face-to-face client communication behind as they emerge from the covid-19 crisis, following a recent survey
Solicitors’ fees are becoming less transparent, according to a survey which revealed young people are increasingly borrowing money to fund divor
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