Ending a marriage is a painful process without the added stress of having to decide what reasons one should give – adultery? Unreasonable behaviour? After all, haven’t we all been a little bit guilty of the latter at some point during our marriage?
Should Blame Be Taken Out Of A Divorce? Read More »
The High Court has recently ruled that a baby girl should be removed from her surrogate mother to live with her father and his boyfriend instead.
High Court Rules On Landmark Surrogacy Case Read More »
With sharp increases in the number of divorces, couples are increasingly choosing to not marry. In fact, recent statistics suggest that there are now over six million cohabiting couples in the UK – twice the amount 20 years ago.
Steps Cohabiting Couples Can Take To Protect Their Finances Read More »
Last month, a woman won a landmark Supreme Court bid to seek payments from her ex-husband, twenty years after they had divorced.
Divorce – Landmark Ruling On Financial Settlements Read More »
The sad truth is that if you are not married or in a civil partnership, then unless you make a Will your partner will receive nothing if you die. It does not matter how long you have lived together, no provision is made under the law.
Families And Why Wills Are Important Read More »
Once a settlement has been reached through an alternative route to the Court, it is necessary to ensure that the agreement will become legally binding to protect against further disputes later down the line.
The Importance Of Consent Orders Read More »
Not everyone is ready to move on in the immediate aftermath of their marriage breakdown but many people date and if those individuals are emotionally equipped to deal with that you may be right in
thinking that there is nothing wrong with that.
To Date Or Not To Date? Read More »
Unlike divorce, a legal separation does not put an end to the marriage, it enables you to live separately but remain married. During the time you are living apart, you have a court order that outlines the rights and responsibilities of each spouse.
How Is A Legal Separation Different From A Divorce? Read More »
There are three primary ways in which a Will can be revoked. The first two methods are made with an express intention to do so; either by the creation of a new Will or the destruction of the current one.
The Effects Of Marriage And Divorce On Wills Read More »
Recent years have seen the emergence of websites offering ‘quickie divorces’ at rock bottom prices. With the rising number of divorces throughout the UK, this initially appears an attractive option to many married couples seeking a quick, easy divorce on a budget.
