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Can My English Will Follow Sharia Law?
Sharia-Compliant Wills in England and Wales The United Kingdom is a beautiful and diverse place. We find so many differing cultural and religious beliefs amongst its citizens. Deciding where your estate should go following your death is a deeply…
What going to a Family Court is Really Like (And Why It’s Not Like ‘Suits’)
Introduction For many people, the idea of going to court comes with a very specific image: dramatic courtroom speeches, surprise witnesses appearing last minute, lawyers shouting ‘objection!’ and a judge delivering a life-changing verdict.…
How do I start the divorce process if I am afraid of my spouse’s reaction to me asking for a divorce?
Making the decision to end a marriage is often one of the most difficult choices a person will face. If you are worried about your spouse's reaction to finding out that you want a divorce, the prospect of taking that first step can feel particularly…
Islamic Marriage in England and Wales
One marriage, Two systems: Islamic and Legal Recognition Explained In England and Wales, a religious marriage is legally recognised only if it meets the following requirements: The ceremony must be in public and in a registered building or place of…
Blog 3: Non‑Hague: What Happens When There’s No Treaty?
In Non‑Hague situations, what happens when there is not treaty in place is a question many parents face in these difficult circumstances. When a child is wrongfully removed from England and Wales to another country or retained overseas without the…
Christine Plews Ranked in the top tier by Chambers High Net Worth Guide for Third Consecutive Year
Christine Plews Ranked in the top tier by Chambers High Net Worth Guide for Third Consecutive Year Christine Plews has once again been recognised as a Tier 1 mediator in the prestigious Chambers High Net Worth (HNW) Guide. This marks her third…
Potential Problems for Separated Parents Travelling Abroad with Children
For many families, ‘going on holiday’ is an exciting experience filled with anticipation. But for parents whose surname differs from their child's, a routine journey through passport control can sometimes become unexpectedly stressful. In this…
Understanding Special Guardianship Orders
What is a Special Guardianship Order? Special Guardianship Orders are created with the intention of providing children with a stable and secure home when they are unable to remain in the care of their parents. They are most commonly implemented to…
Social Media Influencers and Divorce Finances
In August 2024, Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury separated, attracting major UK media attention. As of 2026, they are reported to have reconciled and resumed their engagement. If they permanently separated, how would UK courts would treat their…
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