Picture this, a 22-year-old is having brunch with her mother on a quiet Sunday morning while they both discuss the ins and outs of her most recent relationship. She’s been dating her current boyfriend for several years now and things have been going well, despite a few heated arguments which she recounts in colourful detail….
Navigating child arrangements is perhaps one of the most daunting aspects of getting a divorce or separating from a partner. Even for parents who have done this before and are seeking to amend an existing child arrangements order, such an undertaking is always a challenge, and this is especially true for those who do not…
The declaration of parentage is a legal process designed to establish and confirm the parental relationship between a child and their biological or legal parent(s). In the United Kingdom, this procedure is vital for resolving disputes or uncertainties surrounding parentage, ensuring that children have legal recognition of their parents and access to parental rights and…
Post-nuptial agreements offer a practical means for couples to plan for their financial futures while protecting their interests and promoting understanding. If you are considering a post-nuptial agreement, or are wishing to have on drafted, please do not hesitate to contact our expert solicitors today for your free consultation on 020 6100 7100.
The sale of the matrimonial home during divorce is a significant undertaking. By navigating the legal processes, seeking professional advice, and prioritizing open communication, couples can streamline the sale, ensuring a fair and equitable distribution of assets while managing the emotional aspects of this significant life transition. If you are going through a divorce, and…
Will writing is the process of drafting and executing a valid will. A will is a document which sets out who you wish to administer your estate on death, who you wish to make gifts to and your funeral wishes. Wills can also be used to set up trusts which make provisions for family or…
When a family law dispute arises, many people assume that going to court is the only option. However, mediation may be a more suitable option, and it is always possible to go to court if mediation doesn’t work out. This infographic considers the differences between litigation and mediation so you can decide which is the…