Family Law Case Study

Law has always been an interest of mine, and I believe that as it is such a broad and ever developing subject, which would be an incredibly fascinating subject to complete a degree in. Law has and always will be such a relevant necessity within society, modulating society by introducing justice, equality, and order. Family law, specifically, intrigues me, as it is a crucial area of law in which solicitors focus on helping families and trying to achieve the more beneficial solution, especially when children are involved. It examines the fundamental areas of substantive law and social policy relating to the family. Family law is incredibly outdated, with same-sex marriages only being legalised in 2013, compared to Denmark who legalised it 24

This course has enabled me to think more independently and write in a logical manner, as well as being able to write concisely with well-drawn up arguments. I am now able to use my knowledge of the basic law and case law, and to then apply it to realistic situations reaching conclusions, the knowledge also helps me to develop crucial evaluation skills that will not only be beneficial when completing a law degree, but in everyday life. Law has also been able to improve my organisation skills and critical thinking. I am also studying psychology. This, alongside law, has aided my ability to write with clarity and precision, as well as structured arguments which I can then support with evidence. This subject entails analysis of theories, data, and explanations, meaning that I am able to construct clear conclusions, which can be applied to everyday life. Whilst completing my maths A-level I have developed my ability to think logically and to solve problems, as well as processing and analysing information that is presented in a variety of ways has improved. I am also able to present a solution clearly and tackle the