Jamie Kennaugh quoted in The Times on ruling in Mills spousal maintenance case
Family partner Jamie Kennaugh has been quoted in The Times on the landmark Supreme Court ruling in the Mills spousal maintenance case. Read more below (subscription required to view full article):
Graham Mills divorce battle: ruling deters 'second bite of cherry'
Our thinking
Sarah Jane Boon
Sarah Jane Boon writes for the Financial Times' Your Questions on whether financial claims can be pursued after an ex-spouse's death
Can financial claims be pursued after the death of an ex-spouse?
Charlotte Posnansky
'Good Divorce Week' - Putting the children first
Patrick Chan
We’re technically married, we just haven’t signed the papers. What’s the difference?
Choosing to protect your interests, whether married or not, will always be a prudent approach.
Charlotte Posnansky
Saying "I don't" - raising the minimum age for marriage
Charlotte Posnansky
The President of the Family Division issues warnings to practitioners
Sarah Anticoni
Sarah Anticoni quoted by the Mail Online on the implications of the Marriage and Civil Partnership Bill on child marriage
The government is set to make it illegal to force teenagers to get married using a tough new law.
Matt Foster
Matt Foster writes for Family Law on what happens if the person you are divorcing dies during the process
Divorce can feel like a death, but what happens if the person you are divorcing actually passes away?
Patrick Chan
No rights for unmarried fathers in Hong Kong
What unmarried fathers may not know is that the father’s lack of parental rights will result in childcare arrangements being in limbo.
Joshua Green
Go easy on each other - divorcing the Adele way
Matt Foster
Child abduction: A cautious approach
Matt and Dhara examine the power of the courts to make port alert orders and best practice when dealing with abduction risk cases
Henry Dawson
Legal aid in crisis – should “city firms” step in?
Karen Wilsher
Impact of expert evidence - ND v GD [2021] EWFC 53
What is the impact of expert evidence in family cases?
Sarah Higgins
Trusts in Family law proceedings
Sarah Higgins, Tamasin Perkins and Nicola Thorpe answer some of the most important questions concerning trusts on divorce.
David Carver
Pensions on Divorce
Matt Foster
Divorce can feel like a death, but what happens if the person you are divorcing actually passes away?
Matt Foster
Divorce can feel like a death, but what happens if the person you are divorcing actually passes away?
What happens if the person you are divorcing actually dies midway through that process?
Jemimah Fleet
Court of Appeal overturns landmark decision concerning consent to puberty blocking treatment
Sarah Higgins
The family court’s role in micro managing 'trivial' disputes
The recent decision has dealt with the family court’s role in micro managing “trivial” disputes in relation to children