The Family Procedure Rules govern the practices used in the Family Courts in England and Wales. In an effort to promote early resolution of Financial arrangements out of Court, a number of amendments have been made to these rules.

Judicial separation, also known as legal separation, is an alternative to divorce for couples whose relationship has broken down. A legal separation allows you to formally separate, without divorcing or ending a civil partnership.

Ramsdens Solicitors is continuing to strengthen its Court of Protection practice with the appointment of Hanna Whitehead as an associate.

When faced with the aftermath of an injury, the road to recovery can be daunting, as can the path through the legal system. A common concern we see from our clients is whether their claims will require court proceedings; understandably, an appearance in court can be stressful. In the vast majority of cases, court proceedings are not necessary to reach a resolution with settlement agreements achieved through negotiation. However, if an agreement cannot be made, the court may need to get involved.

In situations where individuals lack the mental capacity to make decisions about their own health and welfare, navigating the legal landscape can be complex and daunting. One avenue for addressing these challenges is through the appointment of a Health and Welfare Deputyship.

A family investment company (“FIC”) is a private limited company that is set up for the purposes of holding investments for the family with a view to increasing and protecting family wealth and passing it on to future generations.

The recent High Court Case of West Northamptonshire Council v KA & Ors [2024] lays down the law on Family Court intermediaries and what the court should consider when deciding whether or not to appoint one.

If you have been involved in a road traffic accident it is important that you know how to make a claim in respect of the injuries, and associated losses, that you have suffered.