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In our recent article ‘Living together, marriage and civil partnership: How are they different?‘ we mentioned common-law marriage, a term ...

If you’re going through a separation with children involved, it can be sensible for your mediator to talk to them directly, without you in the r...

In some cases, it can be too difficult for both parties to go through the mediation process simultaneously. Whatever the reasons for this may, these c...

Hiding assets during divorce proceedings using so-called ‘money-go-round’ structures is no way to avoid a large divorce settlement, follow...

Money worries are a commonly cited factor in divorce, especially if one partner is significantly better or worse with finances than their spouse. But ...

Often in divorce cases, one party thinks that if they dig in their heels, the problem will just go away. They may do this in a variety of different wa...

Today we are featuring a guest blog from our esteemed colleague Helen Carouzos, founder of Helen Carouzos Psychology, a private psychology practice pr...

Before you can start family court proceedings for children or finance related matters, you must attend a Mediation Information & Assessment Meetin...

Communication is crucial to a healthy relationship, and the people we are closest to in life are usually the people who help us to solve our problems,...

Private pension pots in high net worth divorces could be worth more than twice as much as the divorcing couple’s disposable income and 50% more ...

The legal aid system in England and Wales has been under increasing pressure in recent years, leaving many people unsure of what kind of family mediat...

A new no-fault divorce law has been unveiled by the UK Government, to be introduced as soon as it can be passed through Parliament. In a recent public...