Category Archives: Family Law

Alongside the excitement of planning a wedding, it can also be a natural time to think about the practical side of building a life with someone. One topic that more couples in England and Wales are now discussing is the … Continue reading →

Since the divorce process was streamlined in April 2022, many couples will now divorce via the online process without having spoken to a Family Solicitor, which means that it is highly likely these couples do not have a Financial Order … Continue reading →

The divorce process in England and Wales has been streamlined in recent years, and the process is now simpler and straightforward. Previously, you would need to provide a reason to the Court as to why you say your marriage has … Continue reading →

The festive season can be a difficult time for parents who have separated, and especially for those who have children together, particularly if arrangements have not been sorted out. It can be challenging to balance both parents’ wishes and feelings … Continue reading →

When parents separate and disagree about how their child should be raised, where they should live, or where they should attend school, difficult situations can arise.  One parent may worry that the other is planning to take an action that … Continue reading →

Making the decision to speak to a family solicitor can feel like a big step. Whether you have recently separated or are simply considering your options, an initial meeting will help you understand where you stand legally, what your rights … Continue reading →

When relationships break down, arranging suitable contact and living arrangements for children can be one of the most emotionally charged aspects of a separation. To support families through this, the court system in England and Wales has introduced Pathfinder which … Continue reading →

When people think about the cost of getting a divorce, most assume it is just a matter of paying the Court fee and moving on. However, in reality, the financial impact of divorce goes well beyond the application fee, which … Continue reading →

Buying a home together is a big step – emotionally and financially. But if you and your partner aren’t married, it’s worth knowing that your legal rights are not as clear-cut as you might assume. Despite the common myth, there’s … Continue reading →

When a marriage breaks down, most couples focus on finalising the legal divorce itself. However, it is equally crucial to deal with the financial separation formally. In England and Wales, this can only be done by obtaining a Court approved … Continue reading →