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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Ruby’s Law Back in Parliament: A New Step Towards Protecting Pets from Domestic Abuse
A landmark campaign to better protect pets caught up in domestic abuse has taken another significant step forward. Ruby's Law returning to Parliament through the Domestic Abuse (Pets) Bill. The…
New Marriage Laws Could Mean You Can Get Married Almost Anywhere in England and Wales
Couples dreaming of saying "I do" on a beach, in a woodland, aboard a boat or at another meaningful location could soon have far greater freedom. This will be possible if the government's proposed…
Summer Childcare Made Simple: Plan Ahead Before School Breaks Up
For many families, the summer holidays are a time to relax, enjoy days out and make lasting memories. But for working parents, the six-week school break can also bring one big question: who's looking…
What Parents Should Know About Their Child’s Digital Footprint
What Parents Should Know About Their Child's Digital Footprint Children are growing up in a digital world where their online presence begins much earlier than many parents realise. From messaging…
