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Parallel parenting – what is it and who is it for?
Published on 14th Jul 2025 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
This is a continuation of the Family Law Partners’ 'Section 25 factors'...
Navigating Financial Settlements: A series of guides to section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 in Family Law s25(2)(g)
Published on 6th Mar 2025 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
When trying to resolve financial matters you might hear your or your...
Questionnaires in financial remedy proceedings
Published on 29th Aug 2024 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
The dictionary definition of jurisdiction is “the official power to make legal...
Jurisdiction – what it is and why it matters
Published on 26th Mar 2024 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
(No, we are not talking about Autumn Watch) Parents going through a...
Child Arrangements and Bird Nesting
Published on 19th Oct 2023 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
This article is published while the law in relation to surrogacy is...
Consent in Surrogacy Proceedings
Published on 9th May 2023 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
Family lawyers are often asked age related questions when it comes to...
What is a Child Arrangements Order and how do age related issues affect it?
Published on 16th May 2023 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
First things first, even though the term child custody is still frequently...
Who decides child custody arrangements?
Published on 2nd Feb 2023 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
In circumstances where our lives are ever increasingly intertwined with technology, there...
The misuse of technology in family law: protecting your personal information
Published on 17th Jan 2023 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
The latest Family Court quarterly statistics were published on 15th December by...
Family Court statistics December 2022 – and what they tell us
Published on 19th Dec 2022 by: Hannah Gumbrill-Ward