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Judge Appeals To Warring Celebrities Over Child Arrangement

23Mar

Judge appeals to Madonna and Guy Ritchie to find an amicable resolution to an increasingly bitter child arrangement battle concerning their son.

Divorce Cash Error May Affect Thousands

09Mar

The government has apologised for an error that may have led to mistakes in thousands of divorce settlements.

Put The Children First For Christmas Peace

15Dec

Christmas will soon be upon us, and if you’re as organised as one of my ...

Family Dispute Resolution: #ChildrenFirst

27Nov

Today marks the last day of National Family Dispute Resolution week 2015 as led by ...

Children Want Their Voices Heard During Divorce

26Nov

A major new survey has revealed that most children and young people would prefer their ...

Court Takes The Right Approach In Cases Of Dishonesty And Failure To Disclose

14Oct

Cases decided today by the Supreme Court reinforce that failure to disclose in divorce proceedings will not be tolerated.

Grandparents’ Heartbreak As Contact Case Fails

08Jul

A couple have told of their despair at losing contact with their grandchildren after their son’s separation from his partner.

Grandparents Can Suffer In Family Breakdowns

03Jul

Grandparents have no automatic right to see their grandchildren. However in the event of a divorce or separation they can make an application to the court.

Singer’s Public Child Maintenance Dispute

10Mar

Singer Liam Gallagher has been fined for the second time after failing to attend a court appointment in New York.

Local family lawyers call for sweeping changes to laws on divorce and separation

24Feb

Family lawyers from Resolution are calling for sweeping changes to the laws surrounding divorce and separation. Amanda Adeola comments.

Family lawyers welcome DNA test decision

17Feb

In-court DNA tests to determine parentage of children are to be introduced across England following the success of two pilot schemes. Amanda Adeola comments.

Cafcass data reveals effect of legal reforms

27Jan

Amanda Adeola, our specialist in Children matters, agrees the introduction of compulsory MIAMs appears to have reduced applications being made to the court.