Manipulative Mother Blamed Innocent Boyfriend for Baby Girl’s Injuries
Witnesses in litigation – particularly in emotionally charged family cases – sadly do not always tell the truth. However, as... Continue reading →
Equal Division Is the Norm in Divorce – But There Are Exceptions
Equal division of assets is the norm in modern divorce cases – but judges do not take a formulaic approach... Continue reading →
Non-Accidental Injuries to Children – Judges Know How to Uncover the Truth
It is always distressing when children suffer non-accidental injuries and identifying perpetrators, so that they come to no further harm,... Continue reading →
Modern Careers Span the Globe – But What About the Children?
Careers often span the globe and that can create particular difficulties when it comes to deciding where, and with whom,... Continue reading →
Family Judges Must Give Clear Reasons for Life-Changing Decisions
Family judges make life-changing decisions for both children and adults on a daily basis, and it is fundamental that they... Continue reading →
Penalised by Officialdom? A Good Lawyer Can Help!
Official decisions can have a dramatic impact on your life – but one of the benefits of living in a... Continue reading →
Adoption Is a Last Resort but the Welfare of Children Is Paramount
Family judges are well aware that it is preferable for youngsters to be brought up by their natural families and... Continue reading →
Are European Judgements Enforceable in England? Not If They’re Unfair!
Judgments given in one EU member state are generally enforceable in all the others, but there are exceptions. One such... Continue reading →
Scotland v England – Which Holds Sway in Cross-Border Divorce?
The law concerning post-divorce financial maintenance is very different in Scotland than it is in England. The national divide was... Continue reading →
Non-Accidental Injuries to Children – Family Judges Have the Final Say
Doctors and social workers are focused on protecting children. However, as a case concerning a five-month-old boy showed, it is... Continue reading →
