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Latest figures from the Office of National Statistics have revealed that in England and Wales there were 23.8 million people married in 2015. This was… Read More »Office of National Statistics figures show marriage continues to decline and cohabitation increases since 2002
Parental alienation is used to describe the phenomenon where one parent poisons their child against the other parent upon separation. Parental alienation is a phrase… Read More »Parental Alienation – rise in cases of children ‘poisoned’ against one parent during family breakdown
Few married couples making the decision to emigrate to another country are secretly considering the possibility that it will all end in divorce which is… Read More »What Happens If You Divorce While Living Abroad?
The first summer holidays after separation can often be a source of anxiety and conflict. Due to financial constraints following separation, parents can often feel… Read More »Taking children on summer holidays– how to ensure a stress-free summer following separation
Sir James Munby, Court of Appeal Judge, has said that more children should have their voices heard to explain their feelings in court. The judge… Read More »Judge says more children should have their voices heard and be allowed to give evidence in Family Court
The recently reported case of Hart v Hart concerned Karen Hart, 60, and John Hart, 77. The couple had been married for more than 20… Read More »The impact of a new relationship on financial settlements – Wife receives £3.5m despite Husband arguing payment should be reduced due to Wife living with new partner
The well-publicised reports of domestic abuse concerning Amber Heard and Johnny Depp has once again brought the issues surrounding domestic abuse in marriage to the… Read More »Two Thirds of Domestic Abuse Victims Unaware Of Eligibility For Legal Aid
According to research from Relate, one in 10 couples consider divorce at some point as everyday stresses take their toll on relationships. While not every… Read More »One in 10 Couples Consider Divorce According to Research
Domestic violence and abuse is defined by the government as controlling, coercive, threatening behaviour, violence or abuse between those aged 16 or over who are,… Read More »Domestic violence victims in England and Wales are still being ‘let down’ by the police
Sir James Munby, President of the High Court Family Division, has made a formal declaration that UK law unfairly discriminates against single parents with children… Read More »Family Division President declares that UK law discriminates against single parents with children born through surrogacy