Judges partly allow appeal in first child-focused court case
Introduction of the CFC model has 'not altered the substantive legal framework', Court of Appeal stresses.
13-year itch: Long marriages mean 'more complexity' when couples split
Family lawyers offer their take - and warnings - about the average length of a marriage reaching a six-decade high.
Minister urged to move quickly on cohabitation reform
Family law group Resolution says controlling relationships have left many vulnerable people without financial protection.
'It's mad': Ricky Gervais marriage comments spur fresh reform plea
Family lawyer says cohabitation consultation addresses rights when someone dies intestate - but does not deal with inheritance tax.
Private client roundtable: 'It feels like it’s devaluing our profession'
Clients’ use of artificial intelligence is changing how they interact with law firms – and not always for the better. Joanna Goodman reports from the Gazette’s latest roundtable
Letters: Legal life beyond London
Despite the assumption that the best work and most ambitious lawyers are in London, I relocated back home to the south-west after just two years’ PQE.
Dolly Parton built a $450m empire. What happens to it now?
Music legend’s death is a timely reminder of the importance of legacy planning.
The 'applicable law' fault line running through the Channel
A new development could have finally resolved issues around English wills and French property.
