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When couples get married, they often do not consider the possibility of future disputes or the need for financial arrangements. However, circumstances change, and a postnuptial agreement can provide c...

In a world where the protection of the elderly and vulnerable from controlling and coercive behaviour is paramount, the planning of your Will and estate becomes crucial. The recent conviction of Luke...

Understanding the various costs involved when working with a solicitor in family law is essential. This guide explores the effective management of these expenses, focusing on the evolving landscape of...

No fault divorce online is relatively straightforward.  It was always meant to be; the form is simple and the current administration fee is £593. It does not follow that financial issues arising...

A prenuptial agreement, commonly referred to as a 'prenup' or 'premarital agreement', is a contract that couples may choose to enter into before marriage. While they are not automatically legally bind...

I attended a wedding a while ago where the atmosphere was tense rather than joyful because the bride’s parents had divorced ten years previously and animosity between them was still apparent from th...

A “fact-finding hearing” (FFH) is the first limb of a split hearing, which is a hearing divided into two parts. In the first half, the Court makes findings of facts on issues identified by the par...

No-Fault Divorce represents a huge change to divorce law in England and Wales. The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 (DDSA 2020) comes into effect on 6 April 2022. From that date onwards...