Time Passes but Claims Remain - why financial orders are crucial
With the divorce process now being undertaken online, many couples are dealing with their separation themselves. However, this has led to a rise in couples overlooking the financial side of…
Inheritance Tax Changes in 2027: what do they mean for you?
From 6 April 2027, significant changes to inheritance tax (IHT) will affect how pensions are treated when someone dies. For many people, pensions have long been one of the most…
Separating Less Than a Year After Marriage
Separating within the first year of marriage can feel overwhelming. Many people enter marriage expecting it to last a lifetime, so when things break down quickly it can bring confusion,…
Do my parents have an interest in our marital home?
For many couples, even with a combined effort, it can be hard to get onto the property ladder. It is becoming more and more common to see family members contributing…
Six Years Without Contact: A Landmark Ruling on Parental Alienation
On 20 February 2026, the President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane handed down one of the most important judgements in family law for some time.The case of Re…
How to communicate effectively with your solicitor
If you've instructed a solicitor, this can often be one of the most stressful periods of your life. Emotions are high, timelines may feel overwhelming, and you may be unsure…
Family Mediation: What to expect
Family Law mediation week has raised further awareness of mediation and its benefits. This article provides an insight into the mediation process.What is family mediation?This is a voluntary process, where…
How to safeguard inheritances for vulnerable loved ones
What is a “vulnerable beneficiary“?A vulnerable beneficiary is someone who may struggle to handle an inheritance if it is left to them outright. This could be because they:· Have a…
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