Neurodivergent Children and Child Arrangements: What Parents Should Consider
Neurodivergent children might experience heightened stress during parental separation. But there are ways to make this transition smoother and more sensitive to their needs. Consistent routines…
What happens after an agreement is reached in mediation?
Reaching an agreement through family mediation is a significant achievement. Whether you have resolved issues relating to child arrangements, finances, property, or other family matters, mediation…
One Direction’s Liam Payne’s Estate: The Importance of Having a Will
With the recent news surrounding late superstar Liam Payne’s estate, this has highlighted an important aspect of private client law and the issue regarding what happens when someone dies without a…
Punam Denley of Blanchards Family Law Recognised in the Spear’s 500 Directory
Thames Valley and London-based family law specialist earns recommendation in prestigious Spear’s 500 guide Blanchards Family Law is delighted to announce that its founder and managing director, Punam…
Pets and Domestic Violence: Ruby’s Law
Unfortunately pets and domestic violence commonly feature together. For many people, pets are beloved members of the family. Perpetrators of domestic violence know this all too well and use it to…
Divorce in England and Wales: Do You Qualify?
For many of our clients, deciding to get divorced in England or Walres is obvious. They got married in England, and they have lived in England for the entire duration of their marriage. Therefore it…
Family Court Fees Are Increasing – Why It Pays to Get the Right Advice Early
Court fees are increasing from 13 July 2026. The Ministry of Justice has announced changes to a range of court and tribunal fees across England and Wales. For those involved in family law matters,…
Understanding Fathers’ Rights in Wills and Guardianship: Why the Birth Certificate Matters in England and Wales
Do Fathers automatically have legal rights in relation to their child? When it comes to protecting your role as a father in England and Wales, many people assume that biological parenthood…
See It, Say It, Sorted: How Mediation Helps Families Resolve Difficult Issues
See it, Say it, Sorted……. How often have we heard this phrase when on the train or the London Underground? This message encourages passengers to notice problems and notify the British Transport…
Pet Trusts Explained: How to Provide for Your Pet After Death
The Telegraph recently ran an article explaining the plight of Karl Lagerfeld's beloved cat Choupette, whose £200m inheritance was usurped - How to leave your fortune to your dog (and make sure they…
