
Solicitor or barrister – what’s the difference?
There are occasions when your solicitor will suggest you appoint a barrister to represent you at a court hearing or that you get the opinion
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There are occasions when your solicitor will suggest you appoint a barrister to represent you at a court hearing or that you get the opinion
It was recently reported that nearly a fifth of parents regret the name given to their children, following an online survey from Mumsnet. Almost a
Mediation is a form of resolving disputes between parties in an informal manner. Family mediation is a voluntary, confidential form of alternative dispute resolution and
When parties enter into a pre or post nuptial agreement, it is important to review and update the terms, particularly if there are significant changes

The divorce petition, or petition for the dissolution of a civil partnership, cannot be filed at court before a year has elapsed since the date
The Ministry of Justice in Germany has recently proposed a change to their laws, which would require mothers to reveal their sexual history, in certain

The Form E is a financial statement used in financial remedy proceedings in divorce. This statement sets out each spouse’s financial circumstances and must be supported

Non-resident parents i.e. parents who do not have the child(ren) a majority of the time will need to consider whether they are liable to pay
If spouses separate, they can enter into a separation agreement which provides for maintenance, care of the children and any division of property, as an
For a court to grant a divorce, a petitioner must demonstrate that the marriage has irretrievably broken down, using one of five factors. Our earlier