Surrogacy can be a confusing and daunting subject, especially if you’re considering becoming a surrogate or are prospective parents thinking about surrogacy. There are many…
Living together but not married? Unmarried couples who own property together can face complex legal issues when they split up.
Death during divorce can complicate matters and raise new legal questions. Be prepared and know your options.
Whilst it's clear in marriage, many are unaware of unmarried couples' rights and what they're entitled to. In this article, we cover it all.
Mediation is the process by which families can negotiate future arrangements with the help of a neutral third party (known as the mediator). The mediator…
Usually, when people think of ending a marriage, divorce is the first thing that comes to mind. However, there are other ways in which a…
Ending a civil partnership in the UK follows broadly the same process as getting a divorce, but there are some differences that can be helpful…
Obtaining a decree absolute is the final stage of getting a divorce. But what exactly is a decree absolute, how do you apply for one,…
Obtaining a decree nisi is a critical stage in getting a divorce. You must obtain a decree nisi before you can obtain a decree absolute…
A child arrangement order is an important court order as it dictates how much contact you have with your child. In this article, our child…
Previously, you had to cite one of five grounds for divorce. Nowadays, however, this is not the case. Marriage and divorce have evolved over time…
Discovering that your partner has committed adultery can destroy a marriage. Many will fail to understand why their partner has been unfaithful and will be…
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