The Family Law Blog
Hi, I’m Annie and welcome to my blog!
Here you can find me waxing lyrical about all things family law in an attempt to make the law more accessible.
The aim of this blog is to provide free straight talking commentary (with the occasional pun thrown in for good measure) on the legal issues that matter to you and your family.
Latest from the Blog
Getting Divorce Done; Brexit, jurisdiction races and the future of the “Divorce Capital of the World”
Things I never thought I’d hear myself say in 2020: “I really miss Brexit” However you voted in the 2016 referendum, you’d be forgiven for growing tired of the infamous B-word over recent years and for rolling an eye at the endless slogans promising to “get Brexit done”. And yet, in a year that hasContinue reading “Getting Divorce Done; Brexit, jurisdiction races and the future of the “Divorce Capital of the World””
Modernising marriage; exploring the Law Commision reform proposals to give couples more flexibility over how they tie the knot.
Calls for marriage law reform after the Covid-19 pandemic There’s nothing quite like a global pandemic of a novel virus to bring about real change. And our marriage laws are no exception; as the pandemic has lent fresh impetus to the the Law Commission’s calls to modernise our “overly-restrictive” marriage laws. As we all knowContinue reading “Modernising marriage; exploring the Law Commision reform proposals to give couples more flexibility over how they tie the knot.”
Working from home or living at work? What does the ‘Future of Work’ mean for the ‘Future of the Family’?
I’ve always had a keen interest in the future of work and how technology may one day alter our working lives as we know it. The coronavirus pandemic has lent fresh impetus to the work from home movement, but I can’t help but notice that the articles focusing on “the future of the office” areContinue reading “Working from home or living at work? What does the ‘Future of Work’ mean for the ‘Future of the Family’?”
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