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When can you challenge public body decisions about...

An introduction to public law Public law governs the relationship between public bodies, such as central government or local government,...

Rahul Kanani

Short-Form Assessments of Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children

Age is just a number? Shining a light on Local Authorities’ Short-Form Assessments of Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children A recent report...

Lisa Pepper

NCDR Rules Guide Couples Away From Court

What is Non-Court Dispute Resolution (NCDR)? NCDR is the current buzz word in the family law world, following recent rule...

Victoria Plisson

Les 8 principaux points à prendre en compte si vous ê...

Si vous êtes un ressortissant français ayant des liens avec l’Angleterre et que vous envisagez de divorcer, les...

Victoria Plisson

8 Considerations for French Nationals Divorcing in England & Wales

Introduction If you are a French national with connections to England and considering a divorce, both the French courts and...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Renters’ Rights Act 2025: What landlords and tenants need...

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is now in force The Conservative Party’s 2019 manifesto pledged to end “no-fault evictions”. After years...

Katie de Swarte

Forged Wills

Will fraud and forged wills are increasingly common. If the contents of a will comes as a surprise, then one...

Maria Kitsiou

Re (Adoption – Surrogacy) [2024] EWFC 41

Introduction The family team represented the applicants in the case of Re (Adoption – Surrogacy) [2024] EWFC 41 in their successful application for...

Katie de Swarte

What is Proprietary Estoppel?

What is Estoppel? In general terms, estoppels operate where one party has acted on the basis of a statement made...

Katie de Swarte

Duties of Trustees

When setting up or running a trust it’s important to know what the trustees duties are. Trustees are key...