Family

W (Proving Threshold Criteria), Re

[2018] EWHC Fam 15High Court (Family)2018

“(a) The fractured nature of the hearing from October 2017 to March 2018 was not in any way the fault of the trial judge but an indication that more time is needed for the hearing of contested cases i…”

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