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What cases do family law solicitors handle?

Family LawBy Adrian Altman24/05/2026

If you have encountered a difficult or complex situation regarding a spouse, parent, child or other relative, you may have considered

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What happens if your ex hides assets in divorce?

Family LawBy Karen Bennett23/05/2026

Divorce is rarely straightforward. Financial disputes can be among the most stressful aspects of

Demand for CAFCASS rose during past year

Family LawBy Hannah Morris22/05/2026

The latest research shows that the number of people using Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Services (CAFCASS) rose during

New family law arbitration group launched

Family LawBy Karen Bennett14/05/2026

A new group made up of barristers and solicitors who specialise in family law has been launched, with the aim of

Paternity leave changes to impact family law

Family LawBy Hannah Morris10/05/2026

A leading solicitor has warned that the paternity leave reforms will bring significant changes to

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Supreme Court ruling affirms permanency of adoption orders

Family LawBy Karen Bennett02/05/2026

A new ruling by the Supreme Court has affirmed the permanency of adoption orders, clarifying that they cannot be overturned beyond the formal process for appeals.

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Emerging trends relating to divorce in the UK

Family LawBy Adrian Altman30/04/2026

This year, some specific trends have emerged when it comes to divorcing couples. Many are a

Current concerns regarding family court proceedings

Family LawBy Karen Bennett26/04/2026

A recent development in the family courts circuit has been the increase in the number of case of contempt of court applications running alongside

What is the difference between separation and divorce?

Family LawBy Adrian Altman15/04/2026

You may have heard the words separation and divorce used in the same context. But in legal terms, they are very

New focus on children in family law

Family LawBy Hannah Morris14/04/2026

Part of the major changes to family law in the UK is the move to

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