Why January is known as ‘Divorce Month’
January has long been known as “Divorce Month” in the UK, with a sharp rise in enquiries on the first working week of the year. But why does this happen—and how should you prepare if you’re…
Financial Fairness: Avoid these common mistakes
When a relationship ends, one of the biggest concerns is financial stability — and rightly so.Unfortunately, many separating couples start the process with misunderstandings that can lead to unfair outcomes or long-term risk.Below are some of…
How to co-parent with a high conflict ex-partner
Most separated parents find a way to co-parent with mutual respect — even if communication isn’t perfect. But when one parent is consistently argumentative, unpredictable or hostile, “traditional” co-parenting becomes almost impossible.This is where high-conflict co-parenting…
Clearing up the Confusion about No-Fault Divorces
When no-fault divorce arrived in England and Wales in April 2022, it was widely described as a “simpler” and “less stressful” way to end a marriage. And for many couples, it has removed unnecessary blame and…
The Autumn Budget 2025 – will it affect you?
The government released the Autumn Budget 2025 last week, setting out new tax rules, benefit changes, and updates that affect household finances.If you’re going through a divorce, separation, or financial-remedy process, these changes may have a…
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