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- Family Law
Family Law at Askews Legal: A New Chapter with Emma Easton
We’re absolutely thrilled to announce that Emma Easton has joined us to lead our Family Law department. With 23 years of legal experience ...
- Family Law
Family Law Mediation FAQs
Summary Family mediation has become an increasingly important means of resolving disputes for separating couples and parents. In 2025, courts in ...
- Family Law
Navigating Child Arrangements in Family Law: An Essential Guide for Parents
Child arrangements following a separation or divorce can be emotionally challenging for both parents and children. In English family law, the welfare ...
- Family Law
When Family Disputes Turn Toxic: Legal Options for High-Conflict Separations
Summary Although it’s cliché every divorce really is different. Some separations proceed with peacefully, negotiations conducted through ...
- Family Law
All You Need To Know About Family Mediation
Key Points Mediation is now central to the resolution of family disputes in England and Wales. Courts strongly encourage it, recent reforms have ...
- Family Law
What Happens When One Party Will Not Cooperate With Court Order To Sell Family Home?
The enforcement of a sale order in family law can become particularly complicated when one spouse refuses to cooperate, especially when they remain ...
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The Law Of Death
With late Autumn being the spooky season, our Private Client Solicitors thought it would be a perfect opportunity to answer all your questions about ...
- Family Law
Making Family Court Proceedings More Open And Transparent
The issue of openness and transparency in the Family Court (FC) has been the subject of intense debate for many years. The matter straddles two ...
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Why We Are Proud To Be A` Coventry-Based Law Firm
What is the first thing that pops into your head when you hear someone mention Coventry? Chances are it is the iconic cathedral, looming hauntingly ...
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Marriage Laws in England and Wales Out of Date – Law Commission
Currently, In England and Wales, legally recognised weddings can only take place in a church or a licensed venue with an officiant and prescribed ...