Getting Divorced? Skimping on Legal Advice Can Come Back to Bite You!
Getting divorced without taking legal advice is a high-risk strategy and can come back to bite you years after the... Continue reading →
Divorcee Property Developer’s Plea of Poverty Fails to Convince Judge
Pleas of poverty are commonplace in divorce cases, but family judges are well able to discern whether they are true... Continue reading →
Is Your Liberty at Risk? You Have a Right to a Publicly Funded Lawyer
There is nothing more important than personal liberty and, if you face proceedings that may result in your imprisonment, you... Continue reading →
Woman Fends off Ex’s Claim to Sole Ownership of Matrimonial Home
If a property is registered in the names of joint tenants, there is a legal presumption that they own it... Continue reading →
Doctor Who Lied to the Child Support Agency Rightly Struck Off
A criminal conviction is always a serious matter and all the more so for professionals who are expected to show... Continue reading →
What Is a Mother? High Court Confronts the Issue in Landmark Case
What is a mother? The High Court confronted that fundamental question in the case of a trans man who was... Continue reading →
Charity Authorised to Act as Vulnerable Man’s Deputy in Legal First
There are few more crucial roles played by judges than to protect vulnerable people from exploitation by those charged with... Continue reading →
Sensible Divorcees Are Frank About Their Assets – Court of Appeal Ruling
Divorcees who seek to hide the true extent of their wealth can expect to be dealt with firmly by family... Continue reading →
High Court Acts to Protect Best Interests of Mentally Ill Professional
It is a sad fact that those who suffer from mental illness often have no insight into their condition and... Continue reading →
Campaigning for Justice is One Thing, Harming Others is Quite Another!
Everyone has the right to campaign against what they perceive as injustice, but only if that does not involve trampling... Continue reading →
