Divorce: is there a time limit on making financial claims?
Making a financial claim following divorce There is no statute of limitations when it comes to making financial claims following divorce and only a…
Who gets the dog if we break up?
Arrangements for pets upon separation When a couple separates, there are many things to sort out; arrangements for the children, the family home, adjusting to a new…
Am I entitled to Legal Aid for a family law matter?
What is Legal Aid? Legal Aid is state funding of the costs of an individual’s legal case. Since the introduction of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act…
Separating parents can avoid courtroom conflict
Family Mediation Week 2023 Separating parents are increasingly urged to avoid courtroom conflict, and parents are being asked to consider an alternative dispute resolution option such as Mediation. Many mediation…
Family fall outs are not just for Royalty
What can I do when my relationship with family members has broken down? Another day and another headline about the fractured relationship between Prince Harry and the Royal Family. We…
The cheapest way to get divorced
Simplified divorce law We wrote a blog back in March 2022 setting out the changes that were being made to the divorce process. No Fault Divorce is now underway and…
At long last, no fault divorce is set to be a reality from 6 April 2022. Specialist family lawyers and mediators have been calling for a no fault divorce for…
No fault divorce from April 2022
Government commits to 6th April 2022 for the introduction of Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act The long-awaited change in divorce law which will allow married couples to…
Family law thoughts in the time of Covid-19: Kind
We are all in this – separating couples and families in transition have particular challenges. As individuals, family groups, friendship groups and work groups we have experienced seismic changes to…
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