Who are Cafcass and why are they involved in my case?
After making an application to the court regarding your children, the court will often ask Cafcass to speak with you and prepare a Safeguarding Letter. This can be confusing for…
What happens to inheritance when I get a divorce?
When deciding how assets should be split upon divorce, the first step is usually to consider what forms the ‘matrimonial pot’ such as the family home and joint bank accounts.…
I’m getting divorced, will I need to share my pension?
Pensions are a complex area when dealing with the financial side of a divorce. It is all too easy to be focused on what you and your spouse need now,…
What is the 'Welfare Checklist' ?
Parents often hear the phrase ‘best interests of the children’ but it can be difficult to understand exactly what those best interests are. The Welfare Checklist provides guidance to professionals,…
Unmarried Couples - your top questions answered
In 2022, the number of people married or in a civil partnership in the UK dropped below 50% for the first time since records started, and it is expected this…
Judge safety pilot – family court judges return to robes
In December 2023, a family court judge was attacked by a man (news story here) representing himself in family proceedings. The incident was shocking and whilst rare, it has prompted…
I want to relocate with my children, can my ex-partner prevent this?
After separating, many parents will naturally assess their living circumstances and may wish to move elsewhere. Relocating within the local area rarely causes issues but if you are considering a…
The Family Court Transparency Pilot has been extended, but what does it mean?
Often, parents find the idea of instigating family proceedings daunting due to the unknown surrounding what they will be facing. You may have seen television crime dramas depicting dreary courtrooms…
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