Rainscourt Family Law Solicitors are proud sponsors of Buckingham and Stowe Running Club. The club’s committee are doing an excellent job of providing a full timetable of events and growing the club’s membership. A number of club members met for a great club photo at a recent Buckingham parkrun. We are always proud to see our firm’s logo on the club shirts.
We are delighted to announce that Rainscourt Family Law Solicitors have agreed to sponsor the Buckingham and Stowe Running Club. As part of an exclusive three year deal, we will be be providing financial support to this dynamic local running club in Buckinghamshire. Further details, and a preview of the new club kit, are available on the…
Now from our perspective this has been a big week in Milton Keynes family law as the President of the Family Division, the top judge in family law, Sir James Munby, has come to visit us in Milton Keynes. The visit of the President to the county court here is part of his progress around…
A significant number of our cases are heard at the Family Court in Milton Keynes. The Family Court in Milton Keynes is located on two neighbouring sites, in the magistrates court and the county court. The majority of children cases take place in the magistrates court, and the majority of financial cases take place in…
The Milton Keynes Family Drug and Alcohol Court opened in July 2014 and was the first of its kind outside London. It has been judged so successful, that the Government has announced funding for a further eight similar courts across the nation. The Milton Keynes Family Drug and Alcohol Court is held at Aylesbury Magistrates Court and…
Buckingham & Stowe Running Club, sponsored by Rainscourt Family Law Solicitors, has been recognised as “Club of the Year” in 2016. Our firm has been proud to support Buckingham & Stowe Running Club over the past several years. Club chairman, Chris Usher, told us that: “We were recognised as “The Club of the Year” at Friday’s…
Should privacy or transparency have priority in the family court? The President of the family courts launched a consultation paper last week asking for responses on the role of the media in reporting family cases. As part of his report, he explained, for the benefit of the media, how to interpret family law case numbers,…
