Family disputes are certainly no fun, but mediation can help resolve these issues quickly and effectively compared to other methods (such as court proceedings). Put simply, mediation is a voluntary and structured process in which [...]
Our Lawyers and Family Paralegals are members of an organisation called ‘Resolution’. Resolution Code of Practice Resolution members must abide by a Code of Practice which includes that we will: Reduce or manage any conflict [...]
Last Updated: August 2023 Please note: this article applies to holidays ‘abroad’ e.g. outside of the jurisdiction of England and Wales. Taking your children on holiday abroad can stir up some legal challenges if you’re [...]
What advice do Family Lawyers provide? Family Lawyers advise individuals on a wide range of family law matters. This can include advice at the start of or during a relationship, for example, preparing a pre-nuptial [...]
What happens if you have issued divorce proceedings, but you have changed your mind before finalising the divorce, and are now reconciled with your wife or husband? You can change your mind about divorce at [...]
If you are a parent and have been, or are currently involved in, court proceedings in respect of your child or children, you may have heard the words ‘Planning Together for Children’. In this article, [...]
Talking to your partner about a prenup certainly isn’t the most romantic thing in the world, and when you add asking for one into the mix, it’s easy to see why a lot of couples [...]
Talking to your child about divorce is not easy. You may struggle to answer questions they have because you feel like you don’t have the answers yourself. Although it may not feel like it now, [...]
It’s never a good experience when a marriage breaks down, many people’s go-to solution is divorce. However, there are couples who may not want to go through the emotional and financial stress of divorce, particularly [...]
A child arrangement order is an order made by the Family Courts to ensure that a child’s living arrangements are in their best interests. When an order is made, it concerns what the court considered [...]
