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Shilpa Mathuradas

Managing Litigants: Court Powers and Defendant Options

How can the court control a litigant? Most people wish to live out their lives without the need to face...

Shilpa Mathuradas

How do you determine a boundary?

Whether the boundary dispute relates to a rear garden boundary or whether it relates to a driveway, the issue of...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Can You Challenge a Restrictive Covenant?

Challenging a restrictive covenant! Is it obsolete? It is well known that section 84(1) of the Law of Property Act 1925 allows...

Lauren Gaines

Borrowing Money for Legal Fees in Divorce

What if I can’t afford a lawyer for my divorce? When navigating a divorce, it is widely understood that...

Hannah Goldstein

Navigating Divorce, Child Arrangements, and the Jewish Festivals:...

A Jewish divorce presents unique challenges, especially regarding child arrangements and upcoming festivals. Balancing differing levels of religious observance can...

Hannah Goldstein

Who Pays the Debts After Divorce?

Am I liable for my husband’s debts if we are separated? Debt is a significant source of stress for...

Hannah Goldstein

What Happens to Savings & Investments in Divorce?

Divorce often raises important questions about the division of assets, particularly savings and investments. Understanding what happens to these financial...

Lauren Gaines

International footballer fails to comply with financial disclosure

UD v TQ: The importance of complying with financial disclosure Recent divorce case involving an unnamed international footballer is a...

Lauren Gaines

Pension Attachment Order: A guide

Pensions are quite often valuable assets in a marriage. In some cases, they can be worth more than the family...

Nicholas Leahy

Report highlights failings in maternity care

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has recently carried out a national review of 131 maternity inspections between 2022 and 2024, finding that failures...