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Infidelity and Divorce Settlements UK: What You Need to Know
Infidelity divorce settlement UK explained: does adultery affect financial outcomes? Learn when infidelity may matter, its financial impact, and your options.
Apr 2, 2024


Parental Responsibility UK: Who Has It and What It Means
Parental responsibility UK gives parents and guardians the legal rights and duties to make key decisions for their child. Learn who has it and how it works.
Mar 26, 2024


Parental Alienation UK: Signs, Impact, and Legal Options
Parental alienation UK is a serious issue in children law. Discover the signs, effects, and what legal steps you can take to protect your relationship with your child.
Feb 22, 2024


Enforcing a Financial Order UK: What to Do If Your Ex Doesn’t Pay
If your ex is breaching a financial order, enforcement may be necessary. This guide explains how to enforce a financial order UK, from maintenance arrears to property sales.
Jan 8, 2024


What Is a Financial Consent Order UK?
A financial consent order UK is the only way to make your divorce settlement legally binding and prevent future claims. Learn what it covers and how to apply.
Dec 4, 2023


Does Divorce End Financial Ties in the UK?
Divorce ends a marriage but not financial ties. This guide explains why you still need a financial order UK — including a clean break order — to protect against future claims.
Nov 30, 2023


Are Pensions Considered Assets in Divorce UK?
Are pensions considered assets in divorce UK? Yes. Pensions are usually treated as marital assets and can be divided between spouses. Learn how pension sharing, offsetting, and other options work.
Nov 13, 2023
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 time with each parent and when and what other types of contact, such as phone calls, take place. Any breach of the order would be in contempt of court and could result in penalties such as a fine, enforcement order, and in extreme circumstances, imprisonment. If your ex-partner breaches the order, you should take the following steps: Communi
Nov 3, 2023
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 a family solicitor for specific advice. We have set out below some general steps you can consider: Open communication: Try to have a calm and open conversation with your ex-partner about your desire to see your children. Misunderstandings or conflicts can sometimes be resolved through communication. Meditation: Mediation can be an effectiv
Oct 23, 2023
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