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Parental Responsibility: What is it and who has it?

Parental Responsibility: What is it and who has it?

Aug 8, 2022 | Family Law

Parental Responsibility: What is it and who has it? What is Parental Responsibility? The task of determining who has Parental Responsibility for a child can often be a complex area of law. Whilst it is assumed that both parents of the child will hold Parental...
Should I consider a Pre-nuptial Agreement?

Should I consider a Pre-nuptial Agreement?

Aug 8, 2022 | Family Law

Should I consider a Pre-nuptial Agreement? The Beckham and Peltz wedding was the wedding of the year with designer dresses and A list celebrity guests. However, it wasn’t the wedding that got people talking but rather the pre-nuptial agreement nicknamed ‘the mother...
What are the dangers of DIY Divorce?

What are the dangers of DIY Divorce?

Jul 28, 2022 | divorce

What are the dangers of DIY Divorce? The introduction of no-fault divorce has led to a continued rise of DIY divorces where no input is provided from solicitors. Since April 2018 parties have been able to apply online for a divorce without using a solicitor to oversee...
Good Divorce Week: What you need to know

Good Divorce Week: What you need to know

Nov 29, 2021 | Family Law, Laura's Blog

Good Divorce Week: What you need to know Good Divorce Week takes place annually on the last week in November, this year being 29 Nov – 3rd Dec. It is organised by Resolution (first for family law), a membership organisation of family lawyers committed to a...
Should I wait for a divorce?

Should I wait for a divorce?

Sep 6, 2021 | divorce

Should I wait for a divorce? The current divorce law in England and Wales relies on a ‘fault-based’ approach if separating couples wish to divorce in the first two years of separation. The petitioner must apply for a divorce on the ground that the marriage has...