Imagine this scenario, if you or someone you know hasn’t already been in it: You and your ex have decided to go your separate ways. Whether a divorce or a breakup of a long-term partnership, the relationship is over and now you
Touted as the smart new way to divorce by the media, ‘bird’s nest custody’ is becoming more common in the UK as rising numbers of British courts recommend shared parenting instead of sole custody for one of them. Bird’s nest custody sees
The Divorce Magazine recently got a reader’s question through regarding child custody and the prenup. The enquirer wanted to know if, in the event of a divorce, child custody, child arrangment or guardianship can be included in the prenuptial agreement. We put this
Agreeing isn’t easy when you’ve split, but it has many advantages. Financial agreements spare you the slog of a drawn-out divorce process, helping you save money and many headaches. What is a divorce financial agreement? A divorce financial agreement covers, in writing,
UK solicitors, including those in family law firms, are using diverse AI tools in 2026. If you hire a solicitor, they’ll likely make some use of AI in your case. Exactly what use may be appropriate will vary depending on your situation.
Parenting stress can be bad enough when you’re in a relationship with your child’s other parent. Going through a separation can make it even more crushing. Luckily, parenting stress is manageable if you put in the work. The following can help you
When you’re partnering with someone who already has a child, you can expect to play a significant role in that child’s life. As you move in with and marry your partner, your involvement with their child is likely to increase. The child
Divorce leads to major changes in your finances. You might pay thousands for solicitor and court fees. With one income leaving your home, you’ll likely incur new expenses like child care if a parent will no longer be at home to care
If you and your ex will co-parent your child, you’ll be in regular communication to make it happen. That means you’ll need to find new ways to speak and work together. At least one of you will have to make big decisions
The festive season is a joyous time for many families. However, if you’re going through a divorce or separation, you might be dreading it. Navigating co-parenting during this time can cause headaches that may take away from the season’s excitement. Follow these
Parents who get along well after their divorce are 53% likelier to say their kids adjusted well than parents who get along badly. Could this encourage co-parents to act civilly for the sake of the kids? The new data released also shows
When legal advice and therapy aren’t quite enough, there’s a third kind of support that could change everything. When you’re going through a separation or divorce, everyone seems to have advice. Your lawyer tells you what’s legally smart. Your therapist helps you