Portal offline to incorporate “No-fault” divorce
9th March 2022Through the biggest revolution to divorce law in over 50 years, the ‘No-fault’ divorce is coming. The long awaited change […]
Divorce, Marriage and Capital Gains Tax
26th January 2022While the subject of tax is not an exciting one it is one that could be imperative for separating couples, […]
Farming families can co-parent after separation
17th January 2022When farming families separate or divorce it can be challenging to co-parent but not impossible, director Lucy Theobald explains more. […]
Could “Divorce Day” be postponed to the spring?
10th January 2022The first working Monday of the New Year is often referred to as “divorce day”. This is the day when […]
New rural survey shows 81% of farmers have gone the extra mile to keep their relationship strong
6th January 2022The aptly named Rural Romance Survey by The Family Law Company was aimed at farmers in the South West, with […]
Categories: Divorce & Separation, Farming Divorce
Keeping love alive in the countryside
22nd November 2021One of the country’s leading family law firms is conducting a survey to find out how farmers keep their relationships […]
Categories: Divorce & Finance, Farming Divorce
Family law specialist expands in Cornwall
14th July 2021The Family Law Company is extending its regional presence with the appointment of a new Cornwall-based Director. Lucy Theobald joins […]
Farming marriages and pre-nuptial agreements
30th June 2021Director and Unmarried couple legal specialist David Cobern, explains why pre-nuptial agreements could be could take some of the tension […]
Why divorce for farming couples could be more complicated than ever!
30th May 2021Associate Solicitor Hannah Porter, explains why divorce for farming couples can be incredibly intricate and getting specialist family law advice […]
Who gets the farm? Divorce in farming families
21st April 2020Divorce in farming families can be complex and acrimonious. Hannah Porter from The Family Law Company suggests how you can […]
