Overview The appeal concerned D, a seven-year-old child who had remained living with her father and attending her existing school after her parents separated. The mother applied for D to move approximately 50 miles away to

Vivien Croly, instructed by Abigail Whelan of TLT LLP, successfully  represented the Applicant Husband at a final hearing for financial remedy in the case of H v W [2024] EWFC 480 (B). Background and Issues  Both

Garrido J has granted permission for the media to publish information about private law children proceedings, in which a family court judge had made findings that a father, serving in the armed forces, had used ‘extreme emotional and psychological abuse

Sarah Riley was recently instructed by Ryan Simmonds of Ross Aldridge Solicitors to represent both Claimants in a fast track trial where both liability and quantum were disputed. The Defendant also raised the issue of fundamental dishonesty in relation

Jody Atkinson appeared for the successful party before the Upper Tribunal in JP v SSWP & LH (CSM) [2025] UKUT 162.

Oliver appeared for the claimant in this contested probate matter.  The claimant client obtained probate of her mother’s last will in the face of challenges based on testamentary capacity, knowledge and approval, undue influence, and because

Oliver appeared for the claimant in this contested probate matter.  The claimant client obtained probate of her mother’s last will in the face of challenges based on testamentary capacity, knowledge and approval, undue influence, and because

The parties were members of the traveller community. The claimant sought specific performance of an oral agreement between him and the defendant for the sale and purchase of the entire share capital of an unquoted company

Adam Boyle, instructed by Devon County Council (“the Council”), succeeded in front of HHJ Blohm KC in the two-day trial of this matter heard in the High Court in Bristol.

Introduction and Background This case concerns the estate of the deceased, Richard Norman Scott, and the promises he is said to have made regarding ownership of the family farm to his second oldest son, Adam, who

Oliver Wooding successfully acted for two executors to prove a will which was challenged by the Deceased’s daughter on grounds of testamentary capacity, knowledge and approval, and undue influence.

Instructed by Kerry Dutton and Kelly Tarmas of Lyons Davidson Solicitors, Ben Handy and Sophie Howard acted for a claimant who sustained life changing injuries in a motorcycle accident. Primary liability was admitted but contributory negligence, causation and quantum remained in