Pet arrangements after a separation There are 41 million pet-owning families in Britain, with a substantial increase in the number of families purchasing pets during the pandemic, with the Pet Food Manufacturers’ Association reporting that a total …
Protecting Our Children – The New Legal Age for Marriage On 27th February 2023, The Marriage and Civil Partnership (Minimum Age) Act came into force. This increased the legal minimum age for marriage to 18 …
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Happy International Women’s Day! Today marks the international celebration of women, which has been officially celebrated for over 100 years. Although International Women’s Day has been celebrated for some time, many issues remain surrounding equality …
Access to Grandchildren: What are your rights? Here at Grant Stephens Family Law, we often receive enquiries from grandparents whose son or daughter have separated from their partner, and they are now being prevented from …
Further growth at Grant Stephens Family Law We are pleased to announce the further expansion of our Grant Stephens Family Law team, this week having welcomed two bright new stars to the fold, being Lowenna …
All you need to know about the Solicitor Qualifying Exam The route to becoming a solicitor in England and Wales is changing. The Solicitor Qualifying Exam (SQE) is being phased in initially alongside and will …
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The importance of having a Will A Will is used by your family to determine what will happen to your property after your death. According to insurance company Royal London, in 2018 it was found …
Most people associate family lawyers with dealing solely with divorce cases. Although divorce is a big part of our roles, there are many other aspects to family law that aren’t as well known. We deal …
Purchasing a house is a big step for anyone. If you are purchasing a house with a partner it is an even bigger step. It is a big commitment, both financially and emotionally and one …
Many couples are choosing to cohabit without marrying and many cohabiting couples do not intend on getting married, even though they see each other as life partners. This may be for financial, political or personal …