Family Law Decisions Blog

The 4th update from Mr Justice Ryder regarding ‘The Family Justice Modernisation Programme’ was published recently and a couple of comments within the update were

Zoe Saunders (a family barrister at St John’s Chambers) recently penned an article on The Lawyer website headed ‘Why the Government is wrong about shared parenting

Sir Nicholas Wall, President of the Family Division took the unusual step today of sitting in open court so the public could be informed that

More and more it would appear Courts are allowing children to determine if their relationship with a parent continues or the extent of that relationship,

Michael Robinson of The Custody Minefield & Relocation Campaign has for me produced another excellent article in Family Law Week this week regarding the slow but now

Parental alienation has been recognised by many in the family law courts for some time and is increasingly used alongside implacable hostility or adverse influence

There are a number of reasons why you might have chosen to represent yourself in court. Perhaps the solicitor or barrister fees are just too

We all know that separation and divorce proceedings can be potentially difficult. They’re emotionally tricky for the parties involved – but they also have an

The area of family law can be complex and difficult to navigate, especially if you’re also trying to make sense of your own situation by

During divorce or separation dispute cases, the lines which once seemed so clear can easily become blurred. Who is responsible for what regarding the children? Where