When you think about meeting your ex-partner (at handover time, for example) does your heart start to race? You might also feel clammy and your stomach can lurch making you…
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Putting children first when two adults separate is something that comes naturally doesn’t it? Well, we can try but there’s nothing we can do about the other person. We plan…
When is the best time to start the process? Couples, lawyers and judges agree that Mediation or Collaborative law are a much less time-consuming and costly way to settle a dispute than…
The need for financial disclosure from both parties is a fundamental one in order for both parties to obtain legal advice and to engage in meaningful and informed negotiations for…
A court order dismissing your spouse’s claims against your estate upon death may not prevent a claim if you continue to live together If a person lives with their ex-spouse…
Maud Davis, Member Partner here at TV Edwards comments for LexisNexis on the growing issue of parents trying to go to Syria with their children and how the family courts should manage the…
Deborah Piccos of TV Edwards LLP co-presented a session at the City law firm, Jones Day as part of the P3 Intimate and Interactive series at Jones Day on 8 July 2015. P3 is a support organisation which…
The Department of Education has announced a grant of £2.5 million to establish more specialist Family Drug and Alcohol Courts (FDAC) across England, including Coventry, Kent and Medway, Plymouth, Torbay…
