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Lisa Pepper

Can a Court Refuse to Approve a Consent...

You’ve negotiated hard and reached a financial settlement with your ex-spouse. You’ve both signed the paperwork. You may...

Jodi Newton

Early Notification Scheme – is it helping or failing...

What is the Early Notification Scheme? The NHS Early Notification Scheme (“ENS”) has reached its sixth anniversary. Established in April 2017,...

Simon Nosworthy

Declaration of Trust for Property

If you are buying a property jointly, you may want to consider making a declaration of trust to record your...

Shilpa Mathuradas

What Is a Section 42 Notice?

This guide explains what a section 42 notice is, what it must contain, how to serve it correctly, and what happens...

Samantha Tayler-Auld

EU Succession Regulation: What it Means for Cross-Border...

Succession laws vary from country to country which historically made the administration of cross-border estates potentially complex. Since 17 August 2015, the...

Yael Selig

Does Divorce Jurisdiction Matter?

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

Jodi Newton

Private Pregnancy Scans and Substandard Care

In the news, it has been reported that private clinics that offer pregnancy scans to women are not meeting the...

Lisa Pepper

Cohabitation Agreements

Unmarried couples who live together do not have the same legal protection as married couples and civil partners when they...

Yael Selig

Breadwinner or homemaker in divorce. Does it matter?

Breadwinner vs Housewife Divorce Rights When it comes to deciding how wealth is split in a divorce, English courts do...

Maria Kitsiou

What is Parental Responsibility?

Understanding Parental Responsibility Parental responsibility is the legal term used to describe parents’ duties and responsibilities for their children. These...