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…
When it comes to navigating the legal system in England and Wales, it can be confusing to understand the differences between the various types of legal professionals who may be involved in your case. In the context of family law,…
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Divorce can be a difficult and emotional time for everyone involved. It can be especially hard for children, who may feel confused and unsure about what is happening. As a family solicitor, I have seen firsthand the impact that divorce…
Since the introduction of the new divorce laws in April 2022, you are now able to make a joint application for divorce with your spouse. The law has moved away from a fault based system, so the decision you will…
These rules apply to divorces in England and Wales. The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act (2020) allows couples to divorce without having to prove fault. You will need to have been married for a year to be able to apply…