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Why did the Court refuse nine individual points in an appeal to change a child's home? The real story behind B v G [2026]
When parents separate, the Family Court will usually try to preserve stability in a child's life. Judges are often reluctant to change a child's living arrangements unless there is a very good reason to do so. This is why the recent High Court decision in B v G is so interesting.
Are you an unmarried couple, family member or business partner in a property dispute?
When unmarried couples separate, a frequent question what share do we each get of our home? Unlike married couples who have clear legal frameworks for property division, unmarried couples can find themselves in a complex legal situation.
Wes Morgan’s child maintenance cases and what they mean for high-income parents
The child maintenance litigation involving Wes Morgan has become one of the most important family law cases in recent years, the dispute addressed two major issues.
Autumn budget – Private Client review – What it means for you
The Autumn Budget this week provided the first real opportunity to see how Andy Burnham’s government is going to tackle the difficult balancing act of raising revenue, supporting growth and maintaining general confidence.
Confidential legal documents onto AI? Don’t, you may breach confidentiality and waive legal privilege
With the increase in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in everyday situations, more and more our clients are supplementing their instructions to us or responding to our advice with the assistance of AI.

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