Different Types of Separation
A separation isn’t the same as a divorce. Separation means that you are living apart from your spouse, but you’re still legally married until you… Read More »Different Types of Separation
A separation isn’t the same as a divorce. Separation means that you are living apart from your spouse, but you’re still legally married until you… Read More »Different Types of Separation
In 2018, the small Baltic states of Lithuania and Latvia had the highest divorce rates in all Europe at 3.1 divorces per 1,000 inhabitants each. … Read More »Highest Rates of Divorce
The family home, businesses, pensions, trusts, international issues…divorce finances can be daunting. By looking beyond the legal and taking a commercial, practical and creative approach,… Read More »Your finances and divorce
During this uncertain time as family lawyers we are receiving a significant number of enquiries from separated parents about how and whether they should continue… Read More »Your Child Arrangements during Coronavirus
With the whole country now into it’s third week of lock down it is likely there are thousands of married couples now self-isolating which could… Read More »Coronavirus is very likely to cause a spike in divorce rates in the United Kingdom
Anyone that reads celebrity news will have come across the term “quickie divorce” at some point over the years. If you’ve read about Ant McPartlin,… Read More »What is a quickie divorce?
If you and your partner have decided to get a divorce, you’ll probably want to get things settled as quickly and painlessly as possible. Unfortunately,… Read More »How long does it take to get a divorce?
During divorce proceedings you will be required to give evidence to support all information and claims you make. When applying for a divorce, you will… Read More »What evidence can be used during divorce proceedings?
January is the most popular time of year for starting divorce proceedings, so what is it about Christmas that pushes so many couples to breaking… Read More »Why do divorce rates increase after Christmas?