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It’s no surprise that many couples adopt a parenting style that relies on not disagreeing in front of the kids – presenting a united front...

One of the enduring questions about caring for children after their parents divorce was debated in Parliament again at the start of this month, as Con...

Suggest that the UK legal system is out of date when it comes to divorce, and you’re unlikely to raise many eyebrows, with judges regularly maki...

If you ask someone to name a legal contract that is binding for life, they might suggest life insurance, equity release or perhaps a pension annuity &...

Any divorce can be stressful and emotional, but when young children are involved that can amplify the stress levels exponentially. Instead of just bei...

The recent Supreme Court judgement in the case of Owens v Owens highlights once again the need for a sixth option in divorce cases – that of no-...

No-fault divorce headlines appeared all over UK news feeds and social media timelines on Friday September 7th, amid rumours that the UK government is ...

The lack of a no-fault divorce option in English divorce law has led thousands of couples to use exaggerated claims of unreasonable behaviour as a way...

The dictionary definition of mediation will tell you it’s intervention or arbitration in an attempt to resolve a dispute, and while this is a go...

Money is a major factor in many divorces – although not all, as some couples separate with sufficient individual incomes to sustain their existi...

Working in the medical profession has its own challenges – long hours, high stress levels, and often a relatively high income compared to other ...

When we talk about mediation in divorce proceedings, especially where children are involved, it’s often in the context of sharing care of childr...