It's a 'Wonderful Life'
Family Law it's a 'wonderful life' blogs:
Achy Breaky Heart or Best of Both Worlds for Miley
I have recently suspected I am getting on a bit so imagine my concern when my reaction to the news of Miley Cyrus’ engagement was “Hannah Montana can’t possibly be old enough to get engaged”.
By: Julie McMahon
Published: 6 Jun 2012
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In the words of Take That: "Never forget"...to update your Will
As a self-confessed follower of boy bands, particularly those originating in the 1990s, it saddened me to learn earlier today that Ronan Keating and his wife Yvonne have announced that they are to bring their marriage to an end.
By: Julie McMahon
Published: 2 Apr 2012
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And the Woman of Influence 2012 Award goes to...
Partner Fiona Sasan reports on the 2012 Woman of Influence Awards.
By: Fiona Sasan
Published: 14 Mar 2012
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How much will my divorce cost?
Leading Family Law expert Leonard Mair explores the topical debate about the cost of legal fees.
By: Leonard Mair
Published: 8 Mar 2012
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In the mood for influence
What a fantastic afternoon I had on Friday, chatting through the design of the Women of Influence Awards lunch table centrepiece with Nick Priestly of Mood Flowers.
By: Fiona Sasan
Published: 27 Feb 2012
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Response to claim of “unnecessary adoptions”
This week John Hemming, Liberal Democrat MP, is reported to have claimed that up to 1,000 children a year in England are being adopted for the “wrong reasons” and should stay with their families
By: Rachel Shewan
Published: 15 Dec 2011
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Money matters!!
I noticed this recent article (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16085175) about the rise of divorce rates in England and Wales
By: Fiona Sasan
Published: 9 Dec 2011
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Breaking up without going “over the Topp”
The separation of a couple can end up in court for reasons other than divorce, as a recent news article highlighted.
By: Fiona Sasan
Published: 18 Nov 2011
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Not without my children
With the publication of the Family Justice Review panel’s final report on the 3rd November, the chairman has branded family justice slow and incoherent. The panel was tasked with reviewing the entire family justice system in England and Wales
By: Fiona Sasan
Published: 9 Nov 2011
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Cohabitees’ Windfall
Only in England can a court step in between cohabiting couples and alter the title to joint owned property so as to redistribute jointly owned equity.
By: Fiona Sasan
Published: 9 Nov 2011
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