Divorce
Momentum for change in family mediation
A combination of mediation with legal advice would be an attractive offering for many clients, writes Kare
Why delay in financial remedy cases?
District Judge Nigel Law is frustrated by the failure of solicitors to agree the value of properties owned by separating families before the firs
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The legacy of Owens v Owens
Owens reminds us that our present divorce law is out of date – and even the proposed reforms would not go far enough in some cases, writes Julia
Mrs Owens takes divorce refusal to Supreme Court
Petitioner’s silk hopes justices find workable solution that reflects moder
AI and tech hold the key to reforming divorce costs
Lawyer-led process faces increasing competition fro
One step back for no-fault divorce?
Divorce without blame would reduce the burden on the family courts and further the government’s aim of more out-of-court dispute resolution, argues Hele
‘Genius’ claim gets short shrift in divorce fight
Tag should be reserved only for ‘exceptional’ talent like Mozart and Einstein, say
Securing transparency and trust
The risk of jigsaw identification is but one aspect of the family court reporting puzzle, writes Jean-Yve
The antediluvian state of divorce law
The unusual case of Owens v Owens only strengthens the arguments for reform, writes Pipp
