Can a child be removed by the social worker from the family home?
One of the most common questions we get asked is, can a social worker remove my child from the family…
The Rise and Fall of Pre-Nuptial and Post-Nuptial Agreements in England and Wales
Nuptial agreements are contracts made between couples to set ownership and division of assets either before marriage (Pre-Nuptial) or after…
“What About Me?” – Understanding Child Arrangements on Separation Through a Child’s Eyes
When parents separate, it’s not just their lives that change—children’s worlds shift dramatically too. The house may look or feel…
Interpreters and Family Law
In family law, interpreters can play a crucial role in ensuring fair access to justice for individuals. When a person…
Cognitive and Capacity Assessments and Their Role in Public Law Proceedings
In Public Law Proceedings, cognitive and capacity assessments play a crucial role in determining an individual’s ability to make informed…
Vince v Vince: what it means for Business Owners in Divorce
If you own a business and are facing divorce, Vince v Vince ([2024] EWFC 389, 20 December 2024) is a…
Why is mediation necessary and do I need to attend?
Unfortunately, mediation has to be attempted, in most cases, before an application can be made to court for an order…
Understanding Parental Responsibility
Parental responsibility is a crucial aspect of family law in the UK, determining the rights and responsibilities of parents towards…
The Myth of the “Common Law Spouse” in English Law
In England and Wales, the term “common law spouse” is often used to describe unmarried couples who have lived together…
Non Matrimonial Assets “Matrimonialisation”
“Matrimonial assets” are those assets that have been built up during the marriage by the spouses’ joint efforts. For example,…