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October 19, 2016
Online dispute resolution and access to justice
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe was featured in the Solicitors Journal this week in an article about online dispute resolution. The senior president of tribunals, Sir Ernest Ryder, suggested that the modernisation of the courts, which will focus more...
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October 11, 2016
Disinheriting children to support grandchildren
Graham Coy, one of the firm’s most experienced solicitors and a Partner of the London office, appeared on BBC 5 Live this week to discuss grandparents disinheriting children and leaving their estates to their grandchildren. This was the second t...
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October 10, 2016
Should inheritance skip a generation?
Graham Coy appeared on BBC Radio Solent this morning. He is one of the firm’s most experienced solicitors and Partner of our London office. He was invited on to discuss inheritance with presenter Julian Clegg. The conversation was prompted by re...
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September 30, 2016
Clean Break settlements on Talk Radio
Graham Coy, one of Stowe Family Law’s most experienced lawyers and Partner in our London office, appeared on Talk Radio this morning. He spoke with presenter Paul Ross about darts legend Phil Taylor’s clean break divorce settlement. Taylor’s...
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September 23, 2016
Is staying in contact with an ex a good idea?
Managing Partner Julian Hawkhead was interviewed on BBC Tees this morning by presenter Mike Parr. He was brought on to talk about whether or not staying in contact with an ex-partner following a breakup is a good idea. Julian explained that for pa...
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September 19, 2016
Relationship break-ups: a bad thing? In Esquire
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe was featured in the online version of Esquire Magazine over the weekend to explain why relationship break-ups don't have to be a bad thing. As one of the country’s most recognisable divorce lawyers, Esquire asked Mar...
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September 14, 2016
Matrimonial property and family law questions
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe appeared on Radio Verulam this morning for her regular segment answering listeners’ questions on different aspects of divorce and family law, including matrimonial property. Other areas of family law that Marilyn was...
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July 20, 2016
Do step-parents have any rights for contact?
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe was interviewed on BBC Radio 4’s Women’s Hour earlier today to discuss the rights of step-parents following relationship breakdowns. She said such events represent a sad situation but warned that the legal side of it...
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July 13, 2016
ONS reveal fewer people are getting married
Press release: Prominent family lawyer Marilyn Stowe says: The Office for National Statistics has just released its annual bulletin on Population estimates by marital status, the figures relating to 2015. These show a reduction in the percentag...
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Do race and gender affect settlements?
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe was featured on the prestigious Dubai-based online news channel Al Arabiya English this week as she commented on the recent headline-generating divorce settlement between Saudi billionaire Walid Juffali and former model C...
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June 29, 2016
Marilyn Stowe Blog: one of the world’s best
Marilyn Stowe’s Family Law & Divorce Blog has been listed as the seventh best legal blogs in the world. Compiled by DRS Legal, a law firm based in Adelaide, Australia, the list describes Mrs Stowe’s blog as “truly one of the best places...
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June 21, 2016
Wife wants £5 billion settlement in the divorce capital
Senior Partner Marilyn Stowe was featured in The Times this week as she discussed a possible “stratospheric settlement” that would support the UK’s reputation as the divorce capital of the world. Once Russia’s richest men, Vladimir Potani...
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