The use of AI in family law cases
The growing use of AI in everyday life has recently started to impact on court cases, especially ones relating to
Do grandparents have rights to grandchildren in the UK?
Grandparents are a rock in many families. They can offer a sense of identity and solidify family values for children. They can also provide
Can my ex stop me from changing our child’s surname?
Changing a child’s surname can be a sensitive matter. In the UK, the rules surrounding it are very clear. If both parents hold
Can my ex refuse to agree to a school change for our child?
When you are a parent who shares parental responsibility, decisions about your child’s education must be
New changes to financial settlements after a divorce
The year 2025 saw some significant changes to family law, including how divorces are
New attitudes to intestacy rules in 2025
It is now generally recognised that unmarried couples do not have automatic rights to each other’s estate when one of them dies. However, polls carried out in
Expected developments in family law in 2026
The year of 2025 has seen lots of new developments and initiatives in family law already, but solicitors in Llandudno are advising their clients that
New trends in family law relating to divorce
A review of family law cases in 2024 has thrown up some interesting statistics about divorce and separation that solicitors dealing
What can we learn from the UK’s 2025 divorce statistics?
Thanks to findings from Richard Nelson LLP, divorce solicitors in North Wales may be able to understand that
How a legal report has helped to demystify the language of family courts
A legal report that was commissioned in 2022 and is being implemented today is functioning to recommend that barristers consider the words and