Delay in Teachers’ Pensions valuations leaves many couples in limbo When a marriage breaks down and the couple involved wish to resolve their financial arrangements in a legally binding... Read more
Divorce “D Day” – myth or reality It is traditionally said that the first Monday in January is known as “Divorce” or “D day” by family lawyers,... Read more
Making Mediation Meaningful If you are separating from your partner, either as a married couple or cohabitee, you may have considered or even... Read more
Good news story! It is not the most exciting, but for divorcing and separating couples reforms were announced last month (15.3.23)... Read more
No fault divorce, at last The very long-awaited Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 is to come into force on the 6th April next... Read more
Mind the Pension Gap Modelling done by Nest the workplace pension scheme, has recently revealed that based on the average UK wage which... Read more
The end of the blame game You may have heard the news that, at very long last after many years of campaigning by family lawyers, the Divorce,... Read more
The end of the blame game You may have heard in the news in the last couple of weeks that, at very long last after many years of campaigning by... Read more
…we’re still waiting Yes, the long awaited divorce reform has still not hit the statute books. For several years now there has been... Read more
The New Face of Divorce If you sadly reach the conclusion that your marriage is irretrievably broken down, you can’t just make a mutual... Read more