Financial Remedies- Standish Takeaways
Ashley Murray, retired family law barrister, provides a breakdown of the 2025 judgment in Standish v Standish, offering expert insight into its implications for financial remedies on divorce
Should Professionals Found Guilty of Child Abuse Be Named? Family Court Ruling Sparks Safeguarding Debate
In an exclusive article for our trusted legal partner Cansford Labs, John Bolch explores the recent Family Court decision not to name a teacher and barrister found responsible for the abuse and neglect of their adopted children.
A judgement on judgments
In an exclusive for our trusted legal partner Cansford Labs, family law blogger John Bolch explores how clearer formatting and summaries in family law judgments can improve understanding for both lawyers and the public.
House of Lords Considers Rule of Law as Debate Gains Momentum
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling reports on the the House of Lords Constitution Committee inquiry into the rule of law.
The committee invites legal experts, academics, and the public to share their views. The inquiry aims to assess whether legal principles are being upheld across the UK and how institutions are scrutinizing them.
Crown Court Backlog: The Long Lasting Harm on Victims Waiting for Justice
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling reports on the adverse effect the backlog of criminal cases awaiting trial is having on the victims involved. From negative coping mechanisms for lingering trauma to mental health concerns, victims are being left in an emotional limbo.
Magistrate wished defendant ‘sweet dreams’ after sentencing
Legal news report from Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling about a recent judicial inquiry into ‘unnecessary’ and ‘unacceptable’ comments made by a sentencing judge residing in a Magistrates’ Court of the south east region.
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