Applying for a divorce can be an extremely challenging and stressful time. Discussions about separation and divorce can often lead to upsetting and emotionally driven conversations about some of the things we hold most dear. As specialist divorce lawyers, Hawkins…
Deciding to get a divorce can be an emotionally difficult and challenging time for both parties. Divorce can be very distressing, particularly when it comes to considering how you should separate your finances. The current law on how money is…
Many people ask their family solicitor what they should or should not do during a divorce. Every case is unique and it is always advised to take advice specific to your circumstances. However, some general guidance can apply to every…
A closer look at spousal maintenance & Joint Lives Maintenance Orders and how they are used within divorce financial settlements
Surrogacy is when a woman carries a baby for someone else who is unable to conceive themselves. There are many reasons why someone may consider surrogacy. This includes recurrent miscarriages, repeated failure of IVF, premature menopause, serious risk to health…
Most people will be familiar with the concept of divorce, even if they are unfamiliar with the nuts and bolts of the process itself. However, there are other mechanisms by which a marriage may be brought to a formal end,…
What to do when you decide to separate - whether you are considering a legal separation or you have separated from your partner but are not ready to get divorced yet, we can explain the different methods of dispute resolution…
There are many solicitors who undertake work in relation to family law. It is possible that by the time you feel that you need to contact a family solicitor, you will have already been through quite an emotional period. Therefore,…
We understand that going through a divorce can be difficult and that often the period of time leading up to the commencement of divorce proceedings can be emotionally demanding. In this guide to divorce, we will explain the process and…
Throughout the Covid pandemic, the government and the family courts have been clear that children should spend time with both parents, if it is safe to do so. With the changes introduced at the weekend in relation to Christmas, it…