The World Cup and Domestic Violence The World Cup is in full swing. Flags decorate pub windows. People are watching matches and highlights while on the train. And, football has seemingly surpassed the weather as the most popular conversation topic. Yet, amid the atmosphere of excitement and anticipation, the World […]
One of Family Law’s Most Significant Reforms On 7 March 2026, a government press release announced that a new Courts and Tribunals Bill will be used to abolish the presumption of parental involvement from the Children Act of 1989 and its 2014 amendments. This is a significant change for the […]
Analysing How History and the Present Intersect The laws regarding domestic violence in the United Kingdom have radically changed in the past hundred and fifty years. In 1878, the Matrimonial Causes Act was passed. At the time it was a significant win for proponents of women’s rights because it provided […]
We were instructed by a client, who was a victim of Domestic Violence, in her ILR application, which was refused. The refusal decision was challenged by way of appeal. Our client’s application was refused on the basis that her husband was not a British Citizen or a person with ILR. […]
