India court bans Islamic instant divorce in huge win for women's rights
An Islamic practice permitting men to instantly divorce their wives has been declared unconstitutional by India’s supreme court after...
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Civil Partnership or Marriage?
A heterosexual couple who want to enter a civil partnership instead of getting married have been granted the right to take their case to...
Retired and getting divorced: these are the pitfalls you need to know about
The number of people divorcing in retirement has risen in recent years. Figures from the Office for National Statistics show that between...
Indian court grants woman divorce over lack of home toilet
In parts of India, defecation in the open fields is common. An Indian woman has been granted permission to divorce her husband because he...
More calls for no fault divorce?
Tini Owens, who was in the press earlier this year when a Judge refused her petition for divorce, is taking her case to the Supreme Court.
Surrogacy Law: Is Reform on the Cards?
There is a growing clamour amongst lawyers and campaigners for reform of the UK's rules on surrogacy arrangements.
As the law stands, the...
Women in labour turned away from closed maternity wards
Recently released figures reveal a notable increase in maternity ward closures. In response to a Freedom of Information request 42 of the...
Judge's letter to a child
I read a very unusual judgement yesterday. The case related to an application by a 14 year old child to relocate to Scandinavia with his...
Judge's letter to a child
I read a very unusual judgement yesterday. The case related to an application by a 14 year old child to relocate to Scandinavia with...
A senior judge says estranged wealthy fathers should be forced to pay more towards their children
One of Britain's top judges has called for estranged fathers with expensive homes to pay more towards the upbringing of their children.
UK judges rule DWP wrong to deny appeals over refused benefits
The upper tribunal has found it was wrong for the DWP to refuse claimants the right to appeal if they took more than a month to ask for a...
The rise of the post-nuptial agreement
Personally, I do not agree that these agreements can or should be used, as referred to in this article, as some form of punishment for...
Same-sex marriage: 'Profound shift' in Australian views
This latest study will inevitably put pressure on the Australian government to review the possibility of introducing same-sex marriage. ...
Pension sharing becomes a tool for enforcement
The Court of Appeal have just upheld the decision of Moylan J to use Pension Sharing as an enforcement mechanism. This is good news as...
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