What is Jurisdiction?
In law, jurisdiction refers to whether a Court has the legal power and authority to decide a dispute and apply its laws to a particular case. In every...
Parenting Plans and Child Contact: Creating Stability After Separation
When parents separate, one question rises above all others: how do we make sure our children feel secure? The answer often lies in creating a clear, w...
Celebrating Excellence: Emma Sanders Highly Commended at Family Law Week Recognition Awards 2025
Sousa Law is proud to celebrate another milestone in what has already been an extraordinary year. Our very own Emma Sanders, family solicitor based in...
How Early Mediation Can Ease Family Tensions Ahead of the Christmas Holidays
For many separated parents, the festive season brings a unique mix of emotions: the desire to create magical moments for children alongside the anxiet...
Sousa Law Recognised in The Legal 500 for Excellence in Family Law and Non-Court Dispute Resolution
Sousa Law is proud to announce that the firm has been officially recognised in The Legal 500 UK 2025 rankings for Family Law in Hampshire. This indepe...
How to Survive Sudden Unemployment During a Divorce
Facing unemployment during divorce can feel like an insurmountable challenge. Breaking up is tough. If you also lose your job, it can feel even more s...
Mediation Helps Parents Plan Ahead for School Holidays
Half-Term Harmony: Planning Ahead for Peaceful Family Seasons School holidays can bring a welcome change of pace for families. But for separated paren...
How Family Law Supports Children’s Education After Divorce
Divorce can be a complex and emotional process, especially when it comes to making decisions about your child’s education. In the UK, family law...
