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Short Marriages in Financial Remedy Proceedings
What is a short marriage for the purposes of financial remedy proceedings, and how will the length of the marriage impact on those proceedings? Sam Steggall sets out some relevant considerations.
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Court fees increase
Court fees are due to increase tomorrow. Our blog highlights some of the most relevant increases.
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Success for William J Richardson in a TOLATA claim
William J Richardson was successful in a TOLATA claim in which his client claimed a share in a property purchased as an investment with his mother.
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How to appeal a case management decision
Dr Maia Love has been involved in a number of appeals of case management decisions in the Family Court, all of which have been successful. In this blog, she sets out how to structure your skeleton argument for success!
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W v S [2024] EWHC 3105 (Fam)
Dr Onyoja Momoh represented the mother in this case relating to the relocation of a young child to China, successfully arguing that the child should remain there with her mother despite the fact that her father disagreed.
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Meet our newest tenant: Jack Ceruti-Owen
We are delighted that Jack Ceruti-Owen has joined Chambers on completion of his probationary tenancy. Jack has an active family practice, specialising in private finance and children disputes.
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Pupils go on their feet!
Two of our pupils go 'on their feet' today - accepting cases in their own names and representing their clients in court. Find out more about them here!
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Behind the scenes of a fact finding hearing in the Family Court
Taehyun Baek recently represented the respondent Father in a contentious fact finding hearing. He explains what happened, and three key points to keep in mind when faced with this type of hearing.
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Abimbola Badejo provides expert opinion in the case of DE and JE v TE and TT [2025] EWHC 687 (Fam)
Abimbola Badejo is dual qualified in England & Wales and Nigeria and has a thriving practice as an expert witness. In this case, he was instructed to provide an expert opinion on the validity of a Nigerian adoption order in order to determine an application by the adoptive parents for recognition of the adoption at common law.
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