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- The latest release of statistics on the Child Maintenance Service for Great Britain between January 2015 and March 2021. News, 30/06/2021, free
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Calculating ‘reasonable’ and ‘immediate’ needs in MPS applications: Rattan v Kuwad [2021] EWCA Civ 1The Court of Appeal considered how a court should assess reasonable and immediate needs when faced with an application for maintenance pending suit. News, 14/01/2021, free
- Live webinar to be broadcast 1pm-2pm, Tuesday 2nd February 2021. News, 11/01/2021, free
- Live webinar to be broadcast 1pm-2pm, on Tuesday 12th January 2021. News, 18/12/2020, free
- Webinar to be broadcast on Wednesday 25th November 2020. News, 27/10/2020, free
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Easy as CEV? How to treat pensions upon divorce: W v H (divorce: financial remedies) [2020] EWFC B10In this judgment, HHJ Edward Hess discussed three issues relating to the treatment of pensions upon divorce and considered the opinions of The Pension Advisory Group set out in their report, “A Guide to the Treatment of Pensions on Divorce”, published in July 2019. News, 28/05/2020, free
- Webinar to be broadcast on Wednesday 20th May, 1pm-2pm. News, 12/05/2020, free
- In circumstances where a husband claimed he had no funds available to him for two years and had a net worth of minus £50 million at the time of the hearing, Mostyn J ordered him to pay over £647,000 within three weeks of the judgment date and £5.18 million upon expiry of the two year breathing period. News, 22/04/2020, free
- Free live webinar, to be broadcast on Tuesday 5th May 2020, 1pm-2pm. News, 21/04/2020, free
- In the midst of the Coronavirus outbreak (‘Covid-19’), there has been little guidance as to what social workers should do when they are refused entry into the home of a child in care (or ‘looked after child’), due to the parent’s arguments that they are self-isolating or claiming that they have contracted the virus. There is a real risk that families may be using Covid-19 as an excuse to avoid contact with the Local Authority and therefore, places any children involved at risk of further abuse. News, 03/04/2020, free