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Key Challenges in Distribution Agreements

Key Challenges in Distribution Agreements

12 Sep 2024

Distribution agreements are often used as a low cost method of expanding into new markets and geographical areas. The mechanism of the…

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Artificial Intelligence in Family Law

Artificial Intelligence in Family Law

12 Sep 2024

The Nuffield Family Justice Observatory’s recent Report on Artificial Intelligence [AI] in the Family Justice System explores how AI…

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Dealing with School Fees in a Divorce

Dealing with School Fees in a Divorce

6 Sep 2024

Divorce can be a complicated and emotional process, particularly when it comes to financial arrangements for children. In England &…

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Making a Decision About Your Child’s Education as a Separated Parent

Making a Decision About Your Child’s Education as a Separated Parent

30 Aug 2024

In this blog we discuss difficulties separated parents may encounter when trying to meet their child’s educational needs.  Case Study:…

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Dowry v Mahr. Are they the same?

Dowry v Mahr. Are they the same?

23 Aug 2024

Mahr and Dowry are terms often associated with Islamic marriages and the terms are often used interchangeably. It is important to…

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The Importance of Considering Digital Assets in your Will

The Importance of Considering Digital Assets in your Will

19 Aug 2024

In an increasingly digital age, we lead more and more of our lives online. Despite this, very few people consider their digital assets…

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Legal Parentage, Common Law, and the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008 – P v Q & F (Child: Legal Parentage) [2024] EWCA Civ 878

Legal Parentage, Common Law, and the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008 – P v Q & F (Child: Legal Parentage) [2024] EWCA Civ 878

14 Aug 2024

The Court of Appeal recently affirmed the initial ruling that when it cannot be established that a child was conceived through artificial…

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For All to See: Transparency Order in Goodman v Walker

For All to See: Transparency Order in Goodman v Walker

13 Aug 2024

The Court made a full Transparency Order in the case of Goodman v Walker.  This represents a significant development in the approach…

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A Very Short History of Divorce Law in England

A Very Short History of Divorce Law in England

9 Aug 2024

Ecclesiastical Courts While early Christian doctrine on divorce had been more liberal, by the 1500s the Catholic Church no longer…

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