The ‘no order principle’ is a principle family judges have to apply in every case concerning children which comes before … Read More

There are more and more blended families out there showing us all how you can navigate divorce and remain a … Read More

It sounds obvious, but it took until White v White in 2001 for the courts to spell out that discrimination … Read More

When you’re getting divorced, you can be overwhelmed with advice (all well-meaning, but too much to process). So here’s our … Read More

It is the dismissal of one’s spouse’s financial claim against the other on divorce. It can be in relation to … Read More

It depends on how you approach it… The minimum is 6 months, but if you end up in court you’re … Read More

How much, and how long? and how do we agree on an outcome? In England & Wales, It’s fair to … Read More

Yes! And don’t be put off by the word ‘good’ in this context, the divorce process can be a tough … Read More

Schooling choices are challenging at the best of times. Analysing catchment areas, navigating the 11+ and working out which school … Read More

Divorce can be a catalyst to revert to your maiden name.  But what does that mean for your children? What … Read More

The court is simply trying to be fair. Sounds beguilingly simple, doesn’t it? But being fair to both parties isn’t … Read More

Divorce still carries so much stigma, but we need it to STOP. 42% of marriages end in divorce, and we … Read More