A family court has ruled that a father should not currently have supervised contact with his two children, finding that restarting face‑to‑face contact would pose too great a risk of emotional harm.
A family court has ruled that a father should not currently have supervised contact with his two children, finding that restarting face‑to‑face contact would pose too great a risk of emotional harm.
This case explores how the courts approach financial settlements when coercive or controlling behaviour has played a role in the relationship.
Katie Price’s rapid wedding shows how little time couples sometimes have to protect their assets. Learn why prenuptial agreements are crucial.
Family mediation offers a constructive, cost-effective way to resolve separation issues without going to court. Discover its benefits and how it works.
This case illustrates how the court may prioritise future housing and financial security over equal division of assets, particularly where wealth is tied up in business interests or developed after separation.
Divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to work out how assets, pensions and property will be divided. One of the most persistent myths we hear is: “Divorce settlements always favour the wife. This idea has been repeated so often that many people assume it’s true. But the reality is very different. UK courts
In Public family law, especially in cases involving alleged child abuse, Non-Accidental Injuries (NAI) are a highly sensitive and complex area.
Reena Vadera, An Associate in the Public Law department at Machins LLP, successfully represented a respondent in the reported case Re (A Girl Aged 2) [EWFC] (Rev1) [2025] 5 decided on November 2025.
This article highlights the importance of strategic financial planning during divorce, especially when pensions are involved. With careful analysis and expert guidance, separating couples can achieve fair and effective outcomes that support their long-term financial wellbeing.
Technology is changing the face of domestic abuse. From spyware to AI-driven financial control, abusers are using digital tools to harm and intimidate. Our family law team is here to help survivors navigate these complex challenges and secure the protection they deserve.
Machins Solicitors continues to set the standard for legal excellence, securing its place as a leading firm in family law for the seventh year running in The Legal 500 2026 rankings.