Family Law Archives - Page 3 of 16

Naomi Angell

A High Bar For Challenging Adoption Orders

Challenging adoption orders Adoption orders bring considerable implications for all the parties and judges do not make such orders lightly....

Yael Selig

The importance of an older child’s feelings and wishes when making a final order When decisions are made concerning...

Maria Kitsiou

Unsupervised Contact Was Premature When Domestic Abuse Alleged Unsupervised contact is not appropriate where a child is considered to be...

Maria Kitsiou

Court Allows Female Expert for Abuse Victim in Family Case Many of our family clients are highly vulnerable, and sensitivity...

Yael Selig

Gambling Debts and a Very Delayed Financial Claim The question typically asked by parties within Divorce proceedings is how they...

Joanne Wescott

Background to GH v GH [2024] EWHC 2547 The critical role that financial dispute resolution plays before divorcing parties go to any...

Mark Freedman

Osbornes Law Ranked in The Times Best Law Firm Guide for Seventh Consecutive Year Recognition and Ranking Osbornes Law has...

Yael Selig

Anglo-French Divorce: which jurisdiction is right for you? It has been a year since we launched our Anglo-French department in...

Understanding child custody Child custody refers to the arrangements made for childcare following a separation or divorce. It includes where...

Lisa Pepper

Giving Up High Earnings: Can A Party Be Compensated For Economic Disadvantage? In financial remedies cases, the fact that one...