Category Archives: Family Law

The Court of Appeal (CoA) has recently clarified the legal principles governing the validity of pre-nuptial agreements (PNAs), emphasising the critical role of full financial disclosure and the limits

The Court of Appeal (CoA) has recently provided crucial guidance on the handling of complex family cases, particularly those involving allegations of transnational marriage abandonment (TMA) and other

The recent Court of Appeal (CoA) judgement provides critical guidance on establishing legal connections to a country, particularly where a person’s life involves significant international

The High Court has delivered a pivotal judgement concerning the legal parentage and parental responsibility of a child conceived via international fertility treatment, underscoring the complexities

The High Court dismissed a British mother’s application to have her child returned to her from Spanish care, ruling that it lacked jurisdiction while emphasising that the child’s habitual residence

The Court of Appeal (CoA) recently heard a case concerning a judge’s decision to make a placement for adoption order for a younger child, while declining to order direct sibling contact with his older

The Supreme Court has offered indispensable guidance on how substantial non-matrimonial wealth will be treated in ‘big money’ divorces.

Background:

The husband, now 72, was born in the UK and moved

The High Court heard an application by the parents for a declaration that their 17-year-old child lacked the capacity to consent to gender-affirming hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

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The High Court heard a case outlining the complexities of a financial provision case under Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 and an application to set aside transactions under Section 423 of the

The High Court provided crucial clarity on the enforceability of informal agreements between unmarried parents in the context of protracted family litigation concerning financial provision for their