Kingsley Napley are holding a book drive this summer to raise funds to provide more representative and inclusive children’s books for local primary schools.
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Yuliya Osudina, Associate is a Ukrainian living in London with a 9 year old child and knows first-hand how much the children are affected by the recent developments.
In our latest blog, Yuliya discusses the effect on our children and what parents can do
https://t.co/o88wWwOpaw
This year’s OUTSTANDING RACE & ETHNICITY EMPLOYEE NETWORK award goes to @kingsleynapley. The firm’s REACH network focuses on gathering data, measuring progress to strengthen the commitment to improving diversity.
We are pleased to be shortlisted as finalists for UK Family Law Team of the Year in the #ChambersHNW Awards 2021. Well done to our brilliant team! We are certainly in good company with Family Law in Partnership and Charles Russell Speechlys. https://t.co/iiKbQi6SKj
The news that the other parent wishes to move away with your child permanently is likely to be met with a range of emotions.
In the latest blog for our relocation blog series, Alexandra Bishop discusses what must be considered before you 'up and leave'. https://t.co/1v7kbh1tqg
In my recent blog, I discuss why the term 'BAME' is outdated when used as an all-encompassing acronym which homogenises all ethnic minorities, and explain why our BAME & Allies group have now been renamed as REACH (Race, Culture, Ethnicity and Heritage).
https://t.co/d23Lk6FDOC
As we reflect on the the events of this week, Phil Salvesen calls for men to actively engage in conversations with other men on the importance of listening to women's thoughts on & experiences with inequality.
#IWDKN#IWD2021#ChooseToChallenge
https://t.co/aqeA9w50NB
Pleased to sign the Social Mobility Pledge with 14 other @TheCLLS members, @SMPledge & @JustineGreening - working to improve access & equal opportunities in the legal sector. @S_ParkinsonKN, Vanessa Rhodes & Vicki Tavener (@Tinktav) share their thoughts
https://t.co/90rgslgzrP
In this podcast episode of KN BAME Talks, Leethen Bartholomew (@barnardos and Boloh) and Sameera Abdulrehman speak about #mentalhealth in #BAME#children and young people. https://t.co/eb75JClwBC
My brilliant colleagues @CharlotteS_KN and @rachel_fKN have written a fantastic blog summarising the recent case of M v H and the court's role in parental disputes over childhood vaccinations.
In their latest blog, @CharlotteS_KN and Rachel Freeman look at the recent case the family court dealt with, M v H and P and T [2020] EWFC 93 and consider the court’s approach where one parent wants their child to be vaccinated but the other does not. https://t.co/9PVeTm0ZMW
.@jane_keirkn comments in @thetimes on the ten year anniversary of Radmacher v Granatino & shares her thoughts on the impact of the continued lack of any legislation around #prenuptialagreements in England & Wales #prenup#familylaw
https://t.co/vrWwgBLZwS
'Fairness, like beauty, lies in the eye of the beholder'. 20 years on from the landmark decision in White v White, my colleague @AbbyBucklandKN has written a fantastic blog for @FarmingUK about the case's impact on farming divorces.
We thank our clients, peers & contacts for supporting our recognition as “the dream team” in the #L500UK2021 & we congratulate everyone who was ranked and recognised this year. Acknowledging our #humblebrag, we are donating to #billablehours, @MaytreeRespite & @dotslondon
With the uncertainty as to whether schools & nurseries can safely reopen fully, some separated parents may disagree on whether their child should attend - Alexandra Bishop explains what to do if you cannot agree #familylaw#coparenting#COVID__19 https://t.co/kSs7Px3lG6
Proud to support the Jack Leslie Campaign (@JackLeslieCamp) to provide much overdue & well deserved recognition of his achievements whilst shining a light on the history of racism that kept Jack's story out of the spotlight until now #BlackLivesMatter https://t.co/AfRLKmfgk6
Most divorces involve tensions and elements of conflict. High conflict divorces are different. Cady Pearce explains the common features of a high conflict divorce and how to approach it effectively with strategy & support #HighConflictDivorce#FamilyLaw https://t.co/fK8Cs2pKuE