Our team have written a number of articles explaining different aspects of the law to help clients better understand what to expect.
When a marriage is ending, most people are understandably concerned about how their finances will be…
A recent case heard by the Court of Appeal is of particular interest to prospective adopters. It inv…
I have previously written about an application made by an adoptive mother (my client) to revoke adop…
The majority of prospective adopters make their application to adopt through the normal ‘agency’ rou…
“To have and to hold from this day forward; for better for worse, for richer, for poorer”. One may t…
A Family Group Conference (FGC) is a decision-making process that empowers families to tak…
Giving back to our community is a key part of life here at BH&O, and where we can, we like to of…
Nearly a year ago the public law working group published their recommendations for best practice in …
October is Domestic Abuse Month. Domestic abuse has a huge disrupting effect on families and its eff…
What is an initial viability assessment? If there are safeguarding concerns about a child, Children’…
Last Sunday (5th October) was Grandparents’ Day in the UK. I am sure it’s mainly a day which has bee…
How is a business treated in a divorce? The simple answer is: it depends. The treatment of a busines…
“Once I was seven years old, my mama told meGo make yourself some friends or you’ll be lonely&…
Giving Children a Voice in Family Disputes When parents separate, it’s not just the adults who are a…
Getting married is one of life’s most exciting milestones, but with that excitement can come questio…