Latest Updates For Cohabiting Couples
On Friday 5th June, a Government consultation was launched to provide over 3.5 million unmarried couples more financial security. For the…
When Social Care Says a Parent or Partner May be a Risk to a Child
Being told by social care that you, or your partner, may be considered a risk to your child can be…
What Is the Public Law Outline (PLO)? A Guide for Parents Facing Social Services Concerns
The Public Law Outline (PLO) is a legal process used by local authorities (social services) when they have serious concerns…
Cohabitation Law – Changes Coming for Unmarried Couples
Could the law for unmarried couples be about to change? The UK Government recently announced plans to consult on reforming…
Cohabitee Rights to Property When You Have Young Children
Many couples live together, buy homes together, raise children together and build lives together without ever getting married. But when…
Divorce and Your Business: What Every Business Owner Needs to Know
As a business owner, you’ve built something valuable through your vision, hard work, and strategic decisions. But have you considered…
The Importance of Financial Remedy Orders in Divorce
Divorce is tough, but what comes after can be even tougher if you don’t protect yourself financially. Many people think…
Why the UK Will No Longer Presume Contact With a Parent in Private Proceedings
For years, many people believed that UK family courts automatically favoured keeping both parents involved in a child’s life after…
Thinking About Recording Your Ex or a Professional? – What Parents Need To Know About The New Rules on Covert Recordings in Family Court
When you are involved in family court proceedings it is natural to feel worried, stressed or unsure who to trust….
Can I take my child on holiday abroad without the consent of the other parent?
The new school year has just begun, and many families are settling back into term-time routines. However, you might already…