A New Option On The Horizon For Heterosexual Couples
The law looks set to change to enable a man and woman to become civil partners. This is a significant
The Cohabitation Question
It is believed that one in eight couples in the UK live together but are not married or in a
The Enduring Marriage of Mr and Mrs Owens
This time last year we wrote about the beginning of Mr and Mrs Owens’ journey to the highest court in
Agreeing Holiday Contact
With the summer holidays fast approaching, parents everywhere are starting to prepare for their biggest juggle of the year. Arranging
Online divorce – a step in the right direction?
The long-awaited online divorce procedure is here. Introduced the Ministry of Justice and trialled in selected areas, the option to
The real life of The Split
Are you watching ‘The Split’? It’s the latest in a line of glossy legal dramas that we’re all familiar with.
Avoid the worry of an invalid divorce
If you and your partner have gone through the heartbreak of realising that your relationship isn’t going to work, dealt
Holidaying in non-Hague Convention Countries
Spring time – a time of year when lots of families look toward booking holidays for the summer. Holidays abroad
Five Reasons Why Collaborative Law Works for Divorcing Couples
Divorce can be a lengthy and expensive process, and it can result in relationships breaking down even further, to the
Combating Intractable Contact
Divorce is often fraught with hostility and emotion and this is only heightened when attempting to agree to any child