https://caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ewfc/2024/379 ‘There is a common misconception that the use of arbitration, as an alternative to the court process in financial remedy cases, is the purview only of the rich who seek privacy, away from the courts and the eyes of the media. If that was ever the position, it is
The International Family Law Group LLP represented the applicant father in his application seeking the return of his daughter from a non-Hague country, in a case that has been reported as Re A (A Child) (Removal to non-Hague country) [2023] EWFC 330 and Re A (A Child) (Removal to non-Hague
Mediation can assist families to find solutions, help with communication and reach a settlement regarding their disputes. MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) is a confidential meeting, giving you the opportunity to speak to a mediator and discuss options on a confidential basis, leading to finding out more about the
Who Gets Luna in a Divorce? For many, pets are much more than property – they are family. So, when a relationship ends, deciding who keeps the beloved dog, cat, or even horse can be a highly emotional issue. Yet, under English law, pets are treated as chattels (personal property),
Allegations of “parental alienation” or “alienating behaviours” have become an all-too-common feature of children disputes, and particularly in high-conflict matters. As such, the need for judicial guidance inthis particular area was great, and ought to be on every family solicitor’s radar. In December 2024 the Family Justice Council issued its
About this episode Hosted by: Annie Boxer and Lauren Guiler Guests: Matthew Richardson and Trevor Sterling Further information This is the second Resolution podcast episode of 2025 and it is a special YRes takeover featuring YRes National Committee members, Annie Boxer (Solicitor at the International Family Law Group LLP) and
As February, the month of love, has now drawn to a close, engagement announcements have flooded social media, with couples proudly showcasing their sparkly engagement rings. These rings, symbolising love, commitment and the promise of a shared future, are typically seen as heartfelt gifts. However, the legal question of who
With around 700,000 Poles calling the UK home, it is little surprise that so many may consider returning to Poland on a permanent basis. When children are involved, and when their parents cannot agree in relation to the move, it will be the court who can decide whether that is
The International Family Law Group LLP represents a young man at the centre of a high profile and widely reported family dispute. The young man, known as ‘S’, is engaged in litigation against his own parents, seeking to return home to the UK having been abandoned in a boarding school
The President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane, has published guidance for Family Judges today (26 February 2025) on when, how and why to write to children in Family Court Proceedings. The guidance has been developed with the Family Justice Young People’s Board and input from children and young
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