Let’s face it – the raising of the need for a “prenup” or prenuptial agreement within a loving relationship can be difficult to contemplate. An engagement and the planning of a wedding is an exciting time however it may be that some uncomfortable conversations are necessary relating to the parties’ assets acquired before their relationship. […]
Separating couples can postpone the sale of the family home with Mesher and Martin orders. We explain how and why this may be right for you.
A Child Arrangements Order is a court order put in place after a divorce or separation that lays out childcare arrangements. Any breach of this can be serious.
If you are thinking of divorce or dissolution you will have particular concerns if your spouse suffers from a mental health condition. We look at the situation and offer guidance.
Getting your divorce in England and Wales is a popular choice for the super rich abroad – is it right for you? Do you qualify?
An examination of the different options for direct contact between divorced parent and child. Supervised contact through to home visits and holidays.
Your divorce settlement is closed once it has been agreed by a judge after your decree nisi has been granted. But you can make changes …
We explain what options you have to repay or transfer your mortgage as part of your divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership.
Hiding assets – or dissipation of assets – is not an uncommon way of trying to alter a financial settlement. If you are heading towards a divorce, you need to be vigilant and nsure that you receive all that you are entitled to in a breakup.
A relationship breakdown often means a huge change in life for everyone concerned, especially if there are children involved. It’s crucial that you make childcare arrangements that everyone can stick to
We look at Prenuptial Agreements and how useful they are in the event of a failed marriage. And are they even valid?
Deciding to end a marriage can happen for a number of reasons, and it is always a difficult, emotional process. Should you formally separate, or go through with a full divorce? It depends entirely on your situation; we go through some of the reasoning