Family Law Archives - Page 15 of 21

Maria Kitsiou

Parental Conduct and Child Arrangements

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...

Yael Selig

Jurisdiction in divorce I am a family law practitioner with a large client following in England and in Gibraltar. I...

Eloise Mears

What are Bereavement Support Payments? Bereavement Support Payments are a benefit provided by the government to help people cope with...

Lisa Pepper

One of the reasons I am still passionate about family law, after 20 years in the field, is that it is...

Lisa Pepper

Transfer of equity in divorce Transfer of equity refers to the process of transferring part or all of a property...

Lisa Pepper

Can you get a divorce without going to court? Yes you can, in fact, one of the reasons that no...

Lisa Pepper

CGT Changes Could Reduce Stress for Divorcing Couples The government has proposed a number of changes to the rules around...

Nikki is a legal assistant in the firm’s Family Law team. She graduated from the University of Edinburgh with...