Bulletins

With the wedding season almost upon us, couples are often considering whether to enter into a Pre-Nuptial Agreement. ...

Over the years, clients have told us some weird and wonderful myths about divorce and separation.  To avoid...

It is going to be a daunting experience regardless of attempts to “sugar coat” it. 

As a family solicitor specialising in children matters, a major concern for my clients can be making sure that the...

When an unmarried couple separates they are often surprised to hear that unless they have dependent children together,...

What is a prenup? A prenuptial agreement is a document which sets out how an engaged couples’ possessions will be...

If you are going to court over children or financial matters but can’t afford a solicitor, you may be tempted to use a...

Relationship breakdown can be very stressful and often raises a number of legal questions like for example, what happens...

If your marriage or civil partnership is ending, you both have the right to make financial claims against each other....

When married couples separate and either have no significant assets or come to an agreement between themselves about how...

Adapting to separation is hard for everyone and where children are involved it is essential that it is handled...

With many of our clients, we find that we are asked the same questions time and time again regarding the financial...

Resolving disputes about children can be incredibly difficult and emotional. Where parents are not able to reach an...

Following separation, it is not unusual for one parent to consider relocating, for example to be with a new partner,...

Unreasonable behaviour is one of the five facts you could use to prove that element of irretrievable breakdown.

Recent figures show a 40% increase in the number of domestic violence victims withdrawing their support for criminal...