Does Covid or a downturn in the financial market constitute a Barder event to ask the courts to reconsider a Financial Remedy Order
In the event that something unforeseen and unforeseeable happens following a financial remedy order that…
In the event that something unforeseen and unforeseeable happens following a financial remedy order that…
If you’re worried that your current or former partner or your previous partner’s new partner…
In Gallagher v Gallagher (No.1) (Reporting Restrictions) [2022] EWFC 52, Mostyn J challenged the assumption…
From 6 April 2022, the new law introduced by the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act…
The long overdue Domestic Abuse Act 2021 There has been a drastic increase in domestic…
£500 Mediation Voucher Scheme In addition to the good news that Spring has sprung and…
Coercive and Controlling Behaviour Effective as of 29 December 2015, section 76 of the Serious…
Beyond the Grave: Pensions on Divorce or Separation Most people, and even many lawyers, are not aware of the claims they may have on their…
On Saturday 19th December, the government announced a surprising adjustment to their Covid rules over the Christmas period. The previously promised 5 day relaxation of the rules had now changed.
This Christmas will be hard for lots of people across the UK, not least families in the process of a divorce or separation. Here are some of our tips for coping over the festive season.