During divorce proceedings, listen to your gut instinct It can steer you in the right direction. When something seems a bit off, go with your feelings rather than trying to rationalise what your intuition is telling you. When a negotiation appears to
Many of you know I was the founder of a progressive family law practice Fair Result with my business partner Christopher Sweetman. The practice is not apologetic that we are a challenger brand but in the past 4 years we have become
Divorce is a challenging experience filled with complex emotions and big decisions. Among the many issues to address, you will need to decide the fate of the family home. The family home often holds substantial emotional value, making decisions about its future
Divorce can feel like it shatters your world, leaving you adrift in a sea of emotional turmoil. What if the storm you’re weathering isn’t entirely your own? What if the undercurrents pulling you under have their origins in the lives of those
Preparing for a divorce can be an overwhelming process – especially when it comes to gathering the necessary paperwork. This guide will help you understand what documents you need and how to organise them effectively. By being well-prepared, you can streamline the divorce process
Since fault free divorce law came into effect on 6th April 2022, it has become much easier for parties to complete a DIY divorce without seeking legal advice. Whilst the changes were welcomed, the new law has resulted in many DIY divorcees
Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings (MIAMs) have been compulsory in Family Court proceedings since 2014. MIAMs – What are they? ‘Mediation’ is a method of resolving disputes through an independent third party, known as a mediator. Their purpose is to assist parties
Can divorce be as tough as a death loss? During my studies in thanatology, the subject of grief and loss, I encountered differing viewpoints on whether divorce can be as tough as a death loss for some people. As a certified thanatologist
Child Arrangement Orders are a vital framework for promoting the well-being of children involved in relationship breakdown. They are particularly important during emotionally challenging times such as separation or divorce, when relationships may be strained. This article shares some key insights on
Divorce can be a catalyst for starting a new life – a chance to discover new interests and rediscover talents. Passions may have gotten put aside or buried in a turbulent marriage or divorce. Dust off the clarinet. Dig out your paint
Embarking on the journey of divorce or separation can be daunting, but there are alternative methods to traditional litigation that prioritise cooperation and mutual agreement. In this exclusive Q&A session, we sit down with Charlotte Bradley, an esteemed expert from Kingsley Napley,
Not all marriages end in drama and fanfare. In many cases, couples just grow apart. They stop loving each other or simply evolve in different directions. In these kinds of situations, most couples agree that there is no need for war or
