January 31, 2020

How to avoid ‘dishing the dirt’ in the divorce courts

Nicki Mitchell, Jones Myers partner In the latest high-profile divorce to hit the headlines presenter Fern Britton and TV chef Phil Vickery are to separate after 20 years – with both pledging to continue ‘to share their great friendship and lovely children’. But how realistic can this be?  Our team of specialist family lawyers at […]

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