Exploring how legal planning can build a rational defence between love and property
“Til death (or litigation) do us part”: Sharing expertise on HNW family disputes and exploring inheritance conflicts and cross-border complexities
Introducing the Legal 500’s Legal Landscape series.
The aim of this guide is to provide its readers with a pragmatic overview of the laws and regulations of Family Law practice across a variety of jurisdictions. Each chapter of this guide provides information about divorce, child maintenance, custody arrangements and non-court dispute resolution.
A short guide on holiday arrangements for separated parents: plan early, communicate professionally, stay flexible, keep kids from conflict, maintain routines, involve children appropriately
Caroline McNally and family mediator Giles Surman – the duo champions family mediation as a superior alternative to litigation for resolving family disputes.
Raphael Wong explores legal considerations and potential consequences of relocating children out of Hong Kong.
Valuable insights for legal and accounting professionals navigating divorce, and anyone interested in the complexities of family law and finance
Courts recognize parental alienation as serious emotional harm to children: judges may order therapy, custody changes, or sanctions against alienating parents
With increasing cross-border cases, strategic forum selection and early legal advice are critical to avoid parallel proceedings and ensure enforceability of judgments
Trusts and Divorce Proceedings: learn how courts evaluate trust assets, nuptial settlements, and sham trusts in matrimonial disputes with Caroline McNally.
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