The tag ‘Divorce Law’ collates all related articles under this term.
According to EU statistics released by Eurostat Britain has one of the highest numbers of single parent families in Europe. While divorce rates have declined… Read More »One In Five British Families Are Solo Parent Even As Divorce Rates Decline
Facebook was originally a concept by young people, for young people. College students in America flocked to the social media site in their thousands, then… Read More »The Face Of Modern Day Divorce
As we have discussed in previous blogs, there seems to be a recent trend amongst parents who agree that legal separation or divorce is best… Read More »As we Have Discussed Previously…
Having made the difficult decision to instigate divorce or dissolution proceedings or if you have been issued with divorce papers yourself, the first meeting with… Read More »Meeting us for theFirst Time
Recent changes to Legal Aid mean that less people will qualify for financial assistance through their divorce. However, this may not be a bad thing.… Read More »Changes to Legal Aid
Weston-Super-Mare has gained the accolade as the Divorce Capital of the UK. Although Birmingham topped the polls, the seaside resort saw 2,477 divorce petitions last year,… Read More »Divorce Capital of the UK
The number of divorces in England and Wales in 2011 was 117,558, a decrease of 1.7% since 2010, when there were 119,589 divorces. In 2011,… Read More »Did You Know?
Lindsey Vonn, the US Olympic gold medal-winning skier has recalled her marriage to Thomas Vonn. The couple separated in November last year after four years… Read More »Olympic skier recounts an “unhappy marriage”
Is it fair that one party to divorce proceedings should be allowed to conceal their assets in companies in order to prevent their former spouse… Read More »Family Law v Company Law
Resolution, the family law association, has conducted a survey that has been published as part of its ‘Family Dispute Resolution Week’ 81% of respondents believe… Read More »Survey Highlights That 81% of Divorcees Believe That Children Are The Main Casualties of Marriage Breakdown