Posts Tagged ‘Family law’
Navigating Divorce with NjP Solicitors: Unbiased Guidance and Support for a Brighter Future
Divorce is an emotionally challenging and complex process, affecting not only the couple but also their children. At NjP Solicitors, we understand the unique difficulties you face during this trying time. With a team of experienced divorce solicitors boasting over 25 years of expertise, we provide unbiased guidance and unwavering support to help you navigate…
Read MoreIs everything divided equally on divorce?
For most people getting divorced their biggest concern will be what share of the matrimonial assets they receive. And as with so many things, there are a lot of misconceptions about how the law divides assets on divorce. One misconception is that everything is always divided equally. Whilst there is some truth in this, the…
Read MoreTech abuse, home working and email applications – June family law news update
Domestic abuse charity launches tech safety website Refuge, the domestic abuse charity, has launched anew website, RefugeTechSafety.org, with dedicated resources for survivors, after seeing an increase in the number of referrals of complex cases of tech abuse. Refuge says that between April 2020 and May 2021, it saw on average a 97% increase in the number of complex tech abuse cases…
Read MoreFathers involvement in the justice system, record divorce award and new protections for abuse victims – June family law news roundup
Research looks at fathers in the family justice system A research partnership between the University of East Anglia and Lancaster University has provided new evidence about fathers’ involvement in care and recurrent care proceedings in England. The researchers analysed anonymised family court records for more than 73,000 fathers appearing in care proceedings between 2010/11 and…
Read MoreConcerns raised over the use of remote court hearings
Since the introduction of social distancing measures in response to the Covid-19 pandemic the family court has widely adopted the use of remote court hearings, in which some or all of the participants take part via telephone or video link. Whilst remote hearings are not entirely new, and whilst it had for some time been intended…
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