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Divorce v Judicial Separation v Void Marriage

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

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…

A Guide to Divorce from Family Law Specialists

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…

How to have a good divorce

This week is Good Divorce Week – an event put together by Resolution to highlight the ways in which is it may be possible to prevent a divorce turning acrimonious. Although perhaps seen by some as a trite cliché in…

What is a Consent Order?

If you have been to see a family lawyer, you have probably heard of a consent order , and encouraged to enter into one upon divorce.

Divorce during a recession

The last few months have proved testing to us all in many different ways.  From a relationship point of view, some couples may find they feel stronger in pulling together through uncertain times.  Others may feel that lockdown and the…

Can financial orders be set aside in the current economic downturn?

Covid-19 (coronavirus) has caused not only a devastating health crisis, but also an economic one. Even though lockdown restrictions are being lifted and employees are returning to work, it is seemingly accepted, nevertheless, amongst economists, financial experts and even the…

What if my ex uses Covid-19 to delay divorce matters?

The Covid-19 pandemic has a wide-ranging impact on so many aspects of our daily lives and the family justice system has not been immune to being impacted. The Court has sought to make appropriate changes to its policies and processes…

Increase in divorce due to self-isolation

The current situation caused by Coronavirus is ever-evolving and a constant source of conjecture, and for some, fear. As we know, the Prime Minister recently imposed measures for us all to remain in our homes except for specified, essential workers…

Managing a Divorce during Lockdown

Those managing a divorce during lockdown or considering divorce will have some questions about how proceedings will be affected as the pandemic extends across the UK. Below I have outlined some of the issues couples will be faced with over…

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