Family Law Archives - Page 15 of 22

Lisa Pepper

What is Coercive Control?

Coercive Control Law Domestic abuse comes in many forms and it isn’t always physical. When it involves a campaign...

Isabelle James

Time for change? A recent interim report has been published by the Public Law Working Group Adoption Sub-Group (‘the Group’)...

Claire Andrews

The introduction of no-fault divorces in England and Wales removed the need to assign blame for the breakdown of a...

Claire Andrews

Most divorcing couples agree on how their finances will be divided without going to court. A consent order is what...

Avocats spécialisés en droit de la famille anglo-français à Londres Si vous avez des connections avec la France...

Victoria is a French & US Qualified Lawyer in the Family team. She is qualified in Paris and New York...

Lisa Pepper

How much should be paid? When separating or divorcing parents cannot agree the amount of child maintenance to be paid, (...

Maria Kitsiou

The Role of Family Dynamics in Child Arrangement Cases In proceedings involving children, the parents should consider the impact their...

Sara joined the family department at Osbornes Law in February 2023 and assists Martin Ross, a department partner. Sara studied Law...

Chloe is a trainee solicitor in the Family department. Chloe joined the family department at Osbornes Law in February 2023, assisting...