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No-Fault Divorce in England: Two Years On

No-Fault Divorce in England: Two Years On

In April 2022, England and Wales saw a significant shift in family law with the introduction of no-fault divorce. This change, brought about by the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of divorce proceedings in this...
How Your Divorce Is Affecting Your Child

How Your Divorce Is Affecting Your Child

For separating couples, the emotions are often heightened and in the midst of sorting their divorce, they often overlook the impact of the divorce on their children it is important to ensure the wellbeing of the child is a number one priority. If this is something you...
How Do We Agree On Child Contact Following Separation?

How Do We Agree On Child Contact Following Separation?

We often have enquiries from clients who cannot agree on contact for the child with their ex-partner following their separation, and this is an area that as a team we have a wealth of knowledge and experience in. We would always recommend family mediation first as...
How are Business Assets Treated on Divorce?

How are Business Assets Treated on Divorce?

When a couple separate all assets must be disclosed and this includes any interest either party has in a business. The business interest could be shares in a limited company, an interest in a partnership or LLP, or it may be a sole trader. It is not only the value of...