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The Importance of Being Neutral

CHARLES COOPER CONSIDERS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF TRUSTEES DECLARING AND MAINTAINING NEUTRALITY IN THE COURSE OF LEGAL PROCEEDINGS Where a trustee or personal representative is a party to legal proceedings, the general rule is that they are entitled to be paid [...]

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Tanya Jones

Train strike 2022: should strikes be supported by law in a society so dependant on travel services or is it time for change?

The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) launched a ballot of its members in May 2022 on taking strike action. This ballot saw over 40,000 Network Rail workers and 15 train operating companies ballot for strike action. [...]

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Ella White

Family Second Six Pupil Ella White is accepting Instructions

We are pleased to announce that Ella White has commenced her second six period within her pupillage specialising in the area of family Law. During her first-six, Ella has had the benefit of shadowing most members of the family team [...]

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Rupert Chapman - Exeter

Soft Loans in Financial Remedy Proceedings – Raiding the Bank of Mum and Dad

Informal loans are a regular part of Financial Remedy proceedings. It is extremely common to read a party’s Form E and see substantial loans from friends or family towards legal fees or family expenses including the family home or business. [...]

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Rupert Chapman - Exeter

Domestic Abuse in the Family Courts: A Changing Landscape?

The Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in 4 joined cases considering the approach of the Family Court to the issue of domestic abuse. In a case that attracted substantial comment in the media, and which was live tweeted [...]

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