Divorce solicitor Hannah Porter discusses whether a change in asset value as a direct result of Covid-19 will satisfy the […]

Despite their marriage clearly having failed, Kirsty found her husband just didn’t want to get divorced and was as uncooperative […]

Working through complexities of her children’s reaction to their father’s lies, Annie totally lost trust until she met Director and […]

The question of how to fund family litigation is becoming increasingly difficult for many people. Eligibility for legal aid is […]

Choosing to separate or divorce doesn’t have to mean a fight over finances says Divorce Solicitor Jonathan Madge from The […]

No relationship is perfect. People argue, want different things, have different priorities – that’s normal life. But when a relationship […]

For many separating couples one of their biggest concerns is what will happen to the former family home.  Sometimes, but […]

Many couples believe that upon decree absolute all financial claims and ties between them are relinquished and continue on in […]

If you are or your spouse is a beneficiary under a trust and entitled to receive capital or income from […]

“No fault” divorce has hit the headlines after receiving Royal Assent but what does it actually mean for those seeking […]