How to get the most out of your initial appointment
Taking the first step in reaching out to a solicitor can feel very overwhelming – particularly for something as personal as divorce or children matters. Whilst scary, legal advice is…
Co-parenting - our tips for success
Co-parenting is the shared parenting of children by parents living apart. This can be challenging, particularly in the immediate term following separation. This article looks at our tips for ensuring…
The Importance of Wills, Estate Planning and Lasting Powers of Attorney
Planning for the future can be daunting, but taking steps to secure your legacy and protect your loved ones is essential. Wills, estate planning, and lasting powers of attorney (LPAs)…
We can't agree a financial settlement - what happens now?
When a marriage or civil partnership breaks down, dividing finances fairly can be one of the most challenging aspects. If you cannot agree on how to divide the assets, it…
The 'no order principle' - what does it mean?
One of the foundations in the UK family court is the ‘no order principle’ which aims to resolve family disputes with minimal court intervention. Under this principle, courts are required…
The difference between marriages and civil partnerships
In the UK, there are two ways to have your relationship legally recognised – by way of a marriage or civil partnership. The law in the UK views marriages and…
Cohabitation Agreements for unmarried couples - should I have one?
For many reasons, the trend of marriage is falling out of favour. Cohabitants are the fastest growing family type in the UK with some 3.6 million cohabiting couples in the…
The UK's Declining Birth Rate - how does it affect family law?
The UK’s birth rate has been steadily declining for decades. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the average number of children per woman has dropped to 1.58 as…
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