A clean break order is a type of financial order that ends the financial ties between divorcing couples. This allows parties to move on...

Divorce can be a difficult and emotional process, it is important to consider the following options before making your decision.

The House of Commons’ Women and Equalities Committee has urged the Government to consider introducing recommendations from the Law...

There is no 'standard' way of emotionally processing something as difficult and stressful as a divorce, and the added anxiety of dealing...

During the financial proceedings of a divorce, parties are expected to make full disclosure of their finances to each other and provide...

In most cases, when a couple decides to divorce it is common that they should want to sort out their finances. In order to make sure...

On 6 April 2022, the Government introduced the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, which allows couples to divorce in England...

Maintenance order During divorce proceedings, it is possible for the Court to order the person with the higher income to pay a regular...

A clean break order is a financial settlement between you and your former spouse that has been approved by the court. It allows you to...

Entering a civil partnership is a great way of showing your commitment to each other and allows you to have many of the same rights as a...

New data has recently been published by the office for National Statistics regarding the makeup of families and households across the UK...

It is important to consider making a Will as this lets you decide what happens to your money, property and assets after your death....

If you are wanting to take your child abroad and have separated from your child’s parent it is likely you will need to get permission in...

Disputes within the family can be very stressful and cause a lot of strain to relationships. Often, it is the case that disputes have...

There are numerous assets that are considered when a couple decide to separate, but one that is not often discussed is what happens to...

The Courts in England and Wales encourage parents to come to their own arrangements regarding how time is split between them for their...