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Financial Hearings Arising on Divorce – The Family Courts 6 Months Post Lockdown

Six months on, we examine the true impact of the closure of some courts in the early days of the...

LLP members and fiduciary duties

(First published in the Business Magazine) Until recently, it was commonly understood that the rights and obligations of a designated...

Deliberately concealing the existence of a Will: what can be done?

What happens if once the estate of a deceased person has been partially administered a Will is located ?   Is...

Will I get my costs back from the other party if I ‘win’ my case in the Family Court?

In the very recent case of MH v KF the mother had applied for a Specific Issue order after the...

The Pros and Cons of Online Divorce

The BBC has recently reported that the number of online searches for ‘how to get a divorce’ are soaring.  Family...

IBB Law Supports The Hospice of St Francis, Make A Will Month 2020.

IBB Law is delighted to be supporting the Make a Will Month again in 2020. During the month of October...

Business Interruption Claims – Update

The much-anticipated judgment in the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) test case on business interruption insurance has been handed down by...

On-line Abuse: Law Commission Proposals to Better Protect Victims.

The Law Commission has today published proposals to provide better protection for victims from harmful online behaviour. This includes among...

Enforcement of Child Maintenance Orders made outside of England

Child maintenance disputes can be complex, particularly where a Court outside of England has made an order for a non-resident...

Police Disclosure and Family Court Proceedings

You may be aware that you can request any information an organisation holds about you under the Data Protection Act...

Litigation Friend – children’s access to the Courts

How do children bring a claim before the Court?  Children under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by...

Could Assisted Dying be Legalised?

Assisted dying could be legalised in the UK within four years according to Andrew Mitchell MP, talking to Sky News...