Supreme Court awards damages to fund US surrogacy costs
Majority of justices rule that, if arrangement has reasonable prospect of success, costs can be awarded.
Coronavirus: Demand for wills jumps by 76%
Solicitors call for urgent overhaul of probate legislation.
Gove apologises for lockdown confusion over separated families
Cabinet Office guidance states that children under 18 can travel between both parents’ homes.
Family cases to be livestreamed in Court of Appeal
First case to be broadcast later this year as judges say move brings public gallery into 21st century.
Availability of two-plus-two marriage ceremonies
Figures suggest that in some areas it is virtually impossible for a couple to book a two-plus-two ceremony within a few months of deciding to marry.
How will the coronavirus impact family law?
Outbreak could have a big effect on family cases, particularly those with an international element.
2 + 2 = £127, if you’re lucky
Is it really possible to marry for £127?
Letters roundup - 6 April 2020
Benefits of transparency and e-filing failings: your letters to the editor.
Coronavirus Q&A: Executing wills
Common queries answered about how best to execute wills during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Letters roundup - 23 March 2020
Forcing change on a reluctant judiciary
