Cohabitation law reform in 2024
By Richard Kershaw of Hunters Law The clamour for reform of “cohabitation law” is a misnomer. Because there isn’t a codified system of law in existence that’s in need of reform; rather there’s a disjointed and unsatisfactory amalgam of legislation which combines to produce an incomprehensible, barely navigable framework. If family law in the widest […]
Kingsley Napley announces 2024 partner promotions
Kingsley Napley LLP has announced four new partners as part of its annual promotions round. This brings the total number of partners at the firm to an all-time high of 87, of whom 43 (49%) are female. Those who have been made up to partner are: Jemma Brimblecombe (Dispute Resolution). Jemma is widely recognised for […]
Warnings from a judge to family lawyers that bringing unnecessary divorce cases to court
Prior warnings from a judge to family lawyers that bringing unnecessary divorce cases to court have become increasingly pertinent, following Family Procedure Rule changes. Solicitors firm, Family Law Partners, said that the recent modifications to family law procedures, effective from 29th April, are designed to ease burdens on courts, families, and financial resources, particularly given […]
