Navigating Holiday Plans with Your Child When Your Ex-Partner Objects: A Guide for UK Parents
Planning a holiday with your child should be an exciting time, but it can become stressful if your ex-partner is refusing to give...
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The Importance of a Clean Break Order in the UK
Navigating the legal landscape of divorce can be a challenging experience, laden with emotional and financial complexities. In the UK,...
When is marriage annulment possible?
Annulment, also referred to as 'nullity', presents an alternative method of terminating a marriage. In the UK, annulment is a legal...
Does infidelity lead to a significant financial settlement for the aggrieved party in divorce proceedings?
In the United Kingdom, infidelity, specifically in the context of relationships or marriage, generally does not directly affect financial...
Parental Responsibility
In the UK, parental responsibility refers to the legal rights, duties, powers, responsibilities, and authority that parents or guardians...
Parental alienation
Parental alienation in children law cases can be a complex and sensitive issue. Here are some general pieces of advice that may be...
Enforcing a financial Order
When a court order is issued in the financial proceedings following a divorce, whether through a court decision or mutual agreement, it...
What is a financial Consent Order?
A financial consent order is a legally binding document that formalises the terms of your financial settlement. It outlines the division...
Does divorce alone end the financial ties?
A divorce on its own does not automatically sever your financial ties, it simply means you are no longer married. Unless a legally...
Are pensions considered as an asset and subject to division in the event of a divorce?
The pension accumulated by one party or both parties is typically viewed as a shared asset, making it eligible for division in the event...
What should I do if my ex-partner breaches a Child Arrangements Order?
A Child Arrangements Order is an order made by the court which stipulates where your child(ren) should live, when your child(ren) spends...
What can I do if my ex-partner is not allowing me to see my children?
When couples separate it can be difficult to reach an agreement about the arrangements for the children. It is essential to consult with...
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