When parents can’t agree
When parents can’t agree . By Kelly Willmott It is a simple fact that parents will not always see eye to eye on issues surrounding their child’s upbringing. Such disagreements may be in relation to day to day things, such…
Is a Final Order ‘Final’?
What happens if I don't agree with a Final Order? By Kelly Willmott, Family Law Solicitor A final decision of the court in family law proceedings will, more often than not, leave at least one party to the proceedings disappointed…
Relationships at Work
Is it possible to prohibit relationships between employees under UK employment law? By Michael Nadin It has recently been confirmed that McDonald's British born chief executive officer has been pushed out of the company after violating company policy by engaging…
Northampton Town FC Sponsors’ Evening
We are again sponsoring Northampton Town FC physio, Ignacio Herrando for the 2019/20 season. The club recently held their annual Sponsors' Evening, which was attended by two of our staff members and they can be seen pictured here with Ignacio,…
Contact at Christmas time
Don’t leave Christmas contact to the last minute! Whilst Halloween has not yet been and gone, Christmas preparations have well and truly started for many. In the run up to Christmas, we inevitably see an increase in the number of…
DFA Law are finalists in the 2019 Northamptonshire Business Awards
We are really pleased to have been selected as a finalist in the 2019 Northamptonshire Business Awards in the Professional Services category. In a very competitive market it is very rewarding to see our firm recognised for the services we…
Social Media after Separation
By Kelly Willmott - a Solicitor specialising in family matters At the beginning of 2017, the total number of social media users in the UK was in the region of 39 million. By 2018 it was estimated that almost 83%…
Who gets the Pets?
Time for a 'Pet-Nuptial' Agreement? By Kelly Willmott - Family Solicitor In 2017, Alaska became the first state in America to pass a law allowing Judges to take the well-being of animals into account when determining ‘who gets the pets’…
Inheritance Act Disputes
By Paul Currie, Head of Litigation There has been a 162% increase in the past 12 months in Inheritance Disputes in the High Court. These type of disputes may arise from issues with a Will, the fact no Will has…
Relocation, Relocation, Relocation
By Kelly Willmott - Family Law Solcitor Following a relationship breakdown, it is not uncommon to want a ‘fresh start.’ For some, this may involve moving to a new area, perhaps for a new work opportunity or to move closer…