Shared parenting, also known as joint custody or co-parenting, is an arrangement in which both parents actively participate in raising their child after separation or divorce. This approach aims to foster a healthy and supportive environment for the child, ensuring…
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the use of remote hearings for family law cases. This change has been embraced by courts in Milton Keynes and across England & Wales, transforming the way family law matters…
Introduction Families in Milton Keynes and across the UK have faced unprecedented challenges when it comes to navigating co-parenting amidst lockdowns, school closures, and shifting work patterns. In this blog, we will explore how the pandemic has impacted co-parenting arrangements,…
You may have been told by the Family Court that you must attend a SPIP course. This is a Separated Parents Information Programme, which the court can order parents to attend if they are involved in court proceedings. The purpose…
There are headlines in the papers this morning about moving more children cases out of the courtroom and into mediation. The government are starting a consultation period about how best to avoid lengthy court disputes about children. They are keen…
If you are a witness in a family court case, you may be required to give evidence in the witness box. This can be a daunting experience, especially if you are cross-examined by the other side. In this blog post,…
When a relationship ends, it can be a challenging time for everyone involved, especially if you have a beloved pet. In England and Wales, the law regarding pets, including dogs, is not always straightforward when it comes to separation and…
Divorce is a complex and emotionally charged process, and the added stress of menopause can make it even more challenging. Women going through menopause often experience physical and psychological changes that can impact their relationship with their partner. Understanding the…
When a couple separates, one party may require financial support from the other during the financial proceedings. This is known as maintenance pending suit (MPS). MPS is intended to provide financial support for the party who is unable to support…
When a couple decides to divorce, one of the biggest concerns is the division of assets. This includes not only traditional assets such as property and savings, but also any investments that the couple may have, including cryptocurrency. Unfortunately, some…
