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In England and Wales, couples who intend to divorce do not need to have a solicitor to do so. Why get a family solicitor? The imperative word here is ‘need’....

As a family practitioner the most common misconception that I hear from people I advise is ‘my pension is safe from my divorce’. Then ensues horror upon learning that a...

As of the time of writing, this week is set to be the first ever Post-Separation Abuse Awareness Week. The goal is to raise awareness about what is abuse and...

Mandatory mediation; a cure or just a bump in the road to get to Court? What is mediation? Mediation in family law is a process whereby you and your ex-partner...

Early this month the Law Society published an article on the crisis of the Family Court backlog that’s plaguing the system. The ‘crisis’ in question is the backlog of applications...

Creating a will gives you the opportunity to choose what happens with your estate following your death. Whether you have children to provide for, a charity whose work you’ve always...

Leasehold properties. Everyone is aware that Owning a leasehold property has its advantages and some disadvantages. Why should you get a leasehold property? Owning a leasehold property is becoming more and...

It has been a decade since Parliament approved the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013. The journey to legalise same-sex marriage in the UK occurred because people wanted fairness and...

International Men’s Health recognises June as Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month – now is the perfect time to discuss men accessing divorce mental health support. Despite progress, there remains a...

When it comes to personal injury claims, medical experts, often referred to as ‘medicolegal experts’,  play a vital role in determining the extent of the injuries sustained by the victim...