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Divorce doom?  Why last week’s “surge” in divorces doesn’t spell mayhem for marriage

Divorce doom?  Why last week’s “surge” in divorces doesn’t spell mayhem for marriage

by Jo Edwards | Apr 19, 2022 | Comment, FCReportingWatch

This is a guest post by Jo Edwards, Partner and Head of Family, Forsters LLP. Jo tweets as @MissJoEdwards. The headline in last Wednesday’s Daily Mail, a week to the day since the new no fault divorce process was introduced in England and Wales, was as...
Divorce doom?  Why last week’s “surge” in divorces doesn’t spell mayhem for marriage

A Comparison between the Old and New Divorce Law

by Guest Post | Mar 23, 2022 | Explanation, FCReportingWatch, Transparency News

This is a guest post by Teena Dhanota-Jones. Teena is a partner and head of the family law department at Portner Law Limited. She tweets as @DhanotaJones I have set out below the law for divorce and dissolution of civil partnerships started before 31...
An example of a family court judgment where the parties are named

An example of a family court judgment where the parties are named

by Lucy R | Oct 7, 2021 | Analysis, Cases, Explanation, FCReportingWatch

We’ve spotted an interesting decision from last month where a High Court Judge has published a judgment in connection with a jurisdictional dispute arising from a husband’s nullity petition, along with the names of both parties. The husband contended the...
Do a fifth of marrying couples sign a pre-nup?

Do a fifth of marrying couples sign a pre-nup?

by Guest Post | Sep 5, 2021 | Comment, FCReportingWatch

This is a guest post by Tony Roe, divorce and family law solicitor and arbitrator, and visiting fellow in family law, University of Reading. Tony tweets as @TonyRoeDivorce The Marriage Foundation has hit the headlines with its research paper entitled “One in five...
Setting aside a financial remedy consent order in Covid pandemic times: HW & WW(2021) EWFC B20

Setting aside a financial remedy consent order in Covid pandemic times: HW & WW(2021) EWFC B20

by reporting watch team | Aug 6, 2021 | Cases, Explanation, FCReportingWatch

This is post by Elizabeth Wark. Elizabeth is a barrister at Three Doctor Johnson’s Buildings specialising in civil and family law. She tweets as @ElizabethWark7 The Covid pandemic has profoundly affected lives and livelihoods. This blog explains a family court...
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