There are many reasons why couples decide to draft pre or postnuptial agreements: to protect family property and inherited wealth,…

The case of Green v Adams [2017] EWFC 24 serves as a useful illustration of the application of family law…

It is an unavoidable truth that despite many years of lobbying, political discourse and, of course, limited but important legislative…

An undertaking is a promise to the Court that you will, or will not, do something.  Undertakings are useful to…

Lawyers in Britain are hopeful that some level of cooperation between the United Kingdom and the European Union can help…

However you want to characterise it, if we are indeed in the post-truth age or the era of “alternative facts”…

The recent decision from the Court of appeal, which upheld the original judgement by Judge Tolson QC, has created a…

Three women who faked their elderly neighbour’s Will have received custodial sentences following a trial at Cardiff Crown Court. Karen…

The Ministry of Justice has confirmed today (21/4/17) that the proposals for increasing the application fee for a Grant of…

The recent case of Briers v Briers [2017] EWCA Civ 15 concerned a woman who was successful in obtaining a…