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Their annual Legal 500 law firm rankings are in and we’re delighted that Jefferies has again been acknowledged as a leading law firm in the South East region.
When a new child is joining your family, both parents have specific parental rights both before and after the birth or adoption. Here we look at what those rights are, and what to do if you feel you are being discriminated against.
Here Shannon Keeble and Brooke Robdrup-Kilgour, Solicitors in Jefferies’ Family Law team, investigate why Women’s Aid condemned some of the behaviour in this year’s Love Island.
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will come into force on 6th April 2022. The Act, which received Royal Assent in 2020, represents a ground-breaking reform of the law on divorce. Here Shannon Keeble, Solicitor at Jefferies explains more.
International Week of Happiness took place on 20th – 26th September 2021. Jefferies marked the occasion with a week of appreciation for our talented team.
Congratulations to Brooke Robdrup-Kilgour, who has recently been awarded The Law Society’s Children Law Accreditation.
Writing your will can be incredibly overwhelming, or even traumatic, due to its sensitive nature and the need to consider every possibility. Here we look at why using a solicitor for guidance on writing your will is a safe and efficient option.
In recent years, the concept of parental alienation has been raised many times in cases where the family law department at Jefferies have represented parents and children.
Most people write a Will to ensure they have control over who inherits their Estate when they pass away. However, some may disagree and wish to contest it. Read the most common reasons here.
