Practice Notes: Family
Moore Barlow launches ‘The Surrey Initiative’
Firm urges others to support it seeking family law reform for out-of-court options
The gaping chasm
Some individuals needing legal advice may have to choose between legal protection or poverty, says Pippa Allsop
Economic disruption increasingly relied on to reduce large divorce settlements
The family courts are using the threat of a no deal Brexit to reduce the value of some larger divorce settlements, says Boodle Hatfield
Family practitioners report feeling isolated
Resolution seeks to address breakdown in communication due to home working
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The lockdown children
Sarah Jane Lenihan navigates the law surrounding child arrangements for feuding parents during the pandemic
Live streaming justice
Michael Edwards explores the complexities of broadcasting family hearings in a renewed quest to boost transparency
Private FDRs: the way to go
Resolving finances on divorce in lockdown can be achieved efficiently through the private FDR process, says Sarah Jane Lenihan
A kinder divorce
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
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