As January comes around each year, it is a time when people take stock of their lives and work out what changes they might implement for a happier 2020. There are of course [...]
No Fault divorce was all set to move smoothly through parliament and land on statute books anytime soon. However, not for the first time in the history of No Fault Divorce, [...]
This common misconception means that sometimes people who should make a Will do not do so. It is recommended that everyone over 18 years old has a valid Will in place. [...]
Last time we discussed how children fare during a split or divorce. This time we’re discussing Pre-nuptial agreements: Planning how to break-up before you get [...]
Family Portrait, a study undertaken by Gingerbread and the University of Sheffield, looked at the wellbeing of children living in single-parent households. The results are [...]
No Fault Divorce allows a married couple to divorce without the need to state that one spouse was at fault. The Government has issued a consultation paper suggesting [...]
Research has been carried out by Cafcass[1] on how children fare when their parents separate. It includes views from parents, children advocate groups, and various academics [...]
The Team in Highgate Sam Smith – is a partner and leads the team in Highgate. He advises investors and developers as well as owner-occupiers on a range of residential [...]
There are surprisingly few divorce trials. Mostly divorces go through the court by agreement, one way or another. Therefore, when a divorce goes to an appeal, all divorce [...]
26 years after a divorce was half completed, and decades after the couple had informally agreed how to split their finances, the husband came to court asking for more [...]