12 guides, newest first
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A Simple Guide To Legal Aid In Family Matters
Legal aid can be a lifeline in family matters. This simple guide breaks down how to check if you qualify and make an application.
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Rom-Coms, Coaching Or Therapy? Divorce Coach Shares How To Decide What’s Best For You
Choosing from divorce coach or therapist for getting through divorce is personal. Read on to find out what might be best for you.
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How To Choose The Best Divorce Lawyer When Totally Overwhelmed?
These simple steps help navigate the divorce struggle and find the best divorce lawyer for you. Dive in to know more.
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Understanding Coercive Control In Relationships And How To Get Support
Coercive control is a silent type of abuse that can leave victims feeling trapped. This is a gentle guide to understanding the early signs.
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Divorce Financial Settlement: How It Works in England and Wales
Getting divorced does not split the money. That takes a financial order, agreed between you or decided by a judge. Here is how settlements work in England and Wales: the routes to agreement, the court stages, what a judge weighs, the fees, and when legal aid is available.
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Game Over: The 8 Strangest Reasons For Divorce
From voting choices to lack of career support, here are eight strange yet real reasons for divorce. Dive in.
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Dear Dad’s : Five Ways To Take Care Of Yourself In Divorce
While there will be many smiles and cups of tea in bed Father's Day can be a very tough time for separated families, especially for Dad’s.
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The Five Steps To Preparing For Divorce
Divorce is a journey and every couple must have their own pace. At our family law firm, once your divorce is official, self-love is vital.
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What Next? The First 5 Questions To Ask Your Lawyer
When you meet your divorce lawyer for the first time, you are likely to be confused and overwhelmed and emotional. Start here.
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The Most Common Reasons for Divorce, and the Only Legal One Left
Affairs, behaviour, money, drifting apart: the reasons marriages end are rarely tidy. Since April 2022 the law in England and Wales no longer asks you to name one. Here is what the official figures show, and what the law asks of you now.
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Here Is How to Divorce Without Going To Court
Navigating an amicable divorce without going to court is a possibility. However, speaking with a family lawyer is always recommended.
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The rise and risks of digital divorces
Since 2021 there have been major changes to the way that divorce can be petitioned and applied for in the UK. The ‘no-fault’ clause introduced in April 2022 was the result of intense campaigning and much sought after by couples and many family law professionals.
