Divorce
When a court order is made by the court, it is legally binding upon both parties to the order. Both...
Agreeing on foreign holidays when you are a separated parent is often tricky, particularly if there are no Court orders...
A very common question that divorce solicitors get asked is whether one spouse can divorce the other without their consent....
There is a story reported on the BBC News website that made my blood boil. As you can see, the...
The intricate and distinctive nature of pensions in financial remedy proceedings can be challenging to navigate. This blog will consider...
Following the introduction of the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 and “no-fault divorce”, the legal terminology was amended to...
When looking at a financial division upon divorce, the general principle is to establish what is fair and reasonable in...
Before the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act (DDSA) 2020 came into force on 6 April 2022, the divorce law under...
Our names form an integral part of our identity, and following a divorce, some people will be confronted with the...
