No Fault Divorce: A Date for Change
Earlier this month, ministers announced that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will be coming into force next year, which will allow married couples to divorce without allocating blame.…
We now pronounce… Mums to be included in the official register of marriages.
At present, only the Fathers of the Bride and Groom are permitted to have their details included on marriage certificates. However, following a reform which has taken seven years to…
Will the cladding crisis impact on my divorce
Will the cladding crisis impact on my divorce? Following the Grenfell tower disaster in 2017, many flat owners across the UK have been affected by the cladding crisis. With having…
Budget 2021: Inheritance Tax thresholds frozen until 2026
Inheritance Tax thresholds frozen As part of their attempt to recoup the billions spent during the pandemic, Rishi Sunak has announced that the Government will be introducing legislation, to freeze…
Increased Domestic Violence in Lockdown – what are the options?
Increased Domestic Violence in Lockdown – what are the options? We are now in Lockdown 3 and must ‘stay at home’ save for limited circumstances. One exception is if you…
What is mediation
What is Mediation? The mediation process encourages you to discuss your issues with your former partner in an amicable and constructive way. An independent mediator is appointed to help you…
Family mediation week
Family Mediation Week – helping separated families know which way to turn. More than any other time of the year, January is a traditionally a month when many people…
Child arrangements during Lockdown
Child Arrangements during lockdown – what should you do? What can you do? It’s been almost 10 months since the first lockdown on 23rd March 2020 and we are now…
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