Family

Child arrangements during Coronavirus

Many parents are naturally concerned with regard to child arrangements and how this might be impacted by restrictions on travel due to ...

Carolyn CroftAssociate

COVID-19 and child maintenance payments

It is likely that many individuals who have a legal responsibility to make child maintenance payments, will be affected by the COVID-19 ...

Tony HuntPartner and Head of Family

COVID-19 Crisis: Guidance on Compliance with Family Court Child Arrangement Orders

It is likely that many individuals who have a legal responsibility to make child arrangement orders, will be affected by the COVID-19 ...

Carolyn CroftAssociate

Kitsons impress in Legal 500 rankings

Leading Devon law firm Kitsons has been recognised in the latest edition of The Legal 500 – the prestigious guide to the ...

Divorce Advice – Kitsons

Splitting up or getting divorced can be one of the most emotionally difficult and stressful events a family can go through. It’s ...

Tony HuntPartner and Head of Family

No Fault Divorce Law in the UK – Kitsons

UK legislation to allow no-fault divorce for the first time, putting an end to the ‘blame game’ in divorce. You and your ...

Alice BeckSolicitor

Claims for financial provision

 Delay at your peril A judge has refused to grant a widow permission to issue a claim out of time under the ...

Avril SimisterTrainee Chartered Legal Executive

Tenant Not Obliged to Pay Service Charge

It was held that a tenant was not obliged to pay a service charge for heating, once a separate boiler had been ...

Rhoda HoneySolicitor

Landlords; are you Convinced your Tenant’s Left your Property and are Thinking of Changing the Locks? Think Again

The case of Smith v Khan is a stark reminder to Landlords of the Protection from Eviction Act 1977. The Landlord (K) ...

Rhoda HoneySolicitor