Family Law Archives - Page 5 of 21

Maria Kitsiou

Court Intermediaries: Protecting the Vulnerable

Court-appointed intermediaries for the vulnerable: a test of ‘necessity’ At Osbornes Law, our experienced children and family team represents many...

Joanne Wescott

Osbornes Law celebrates continued success in Chambers High Net Worth 2025 We’re proud to announce that Osbornes Law has once...

Yael Selig

What’s the risk of delaying my financial remedies claim? The financial remedies team at Osbornes Law acts for clients...

Andrew Watson

Supreme Court upholds Court of Appeal decision In a landmark ruling handed down on 2 July 2025, the Supreme Court upheld an...

Maeve is an Associate in the family team. She joined Osbornes in May 2025. She qualified as a solicitor in 2016 and...

Yael Selig

Civil Restraint Orders: an important tool to prevent vexatious claims Civil restraint orders can be imposed on individuals who repeatedly...

Lisa Pepper

Why women need tailored divorce advice Divorce can have significant consequences for women, particularly if they are not the family’...

Joanne Wescott

‘Worthless’ share transfer found to undermine wife’s financial claim The financial remedies team at Osbornes Law advise and represent...

Joanne Wescott

Drop in matrimonial home value is not enough to overturn a financial order, says Court The financial remedies team at...

Isabelle James

International surrogacy, older parents and future implications for a child At Osbornes Law, the family team specialises in both international...