Leave to remove and the vexed question of jurisdiction
I have worked on a number of cases in which one parent wanted to move abroad and the other battled with the idea of being left behind. … Read More
Jennifer Hollyer
Jennifer graduated with an LLB in European, International and Comparative Law from the University of Sheffield in 2008. During her course Jennifer spent a period of time studying Finnish law at the University of Helsinki in Finland.
After graduating Jennifer stayed on in Sheffield and took the Law Practise Course. Throughout the majority of her studies, Jennifer also volunteered for the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Services (CAFCASS) assisting in supervising contact between children and their non-resident parent at a contact centre in Sheffield.
Jennifer joined Stowe Family Law in July 2008 as a trainee solicitor. Having now qualified, Jennifer enjoys all aspects of family law. She plays a firm and organised but sympathetic role in the children law and domestic violence department assisting the head, Stephen Hopwood.
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Cohabitation: what has Australia got that England hasn’t?
A reader recently asked about cohabitation legislation in Australia: “Are you familiar with it and its effects and what is your opinion?” … Read More