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The stress of a divorce and separation can be minimised if you and your partner are able to reach an amicable agreement.

Discover how the Family Mediation Voucher Scheme supports families in resolving child arrangement disputes efficiently and cost-effectively.

Many families going through a divorce or separation prefer to resolve their financial arrangements and child care in an amicable and civilised way.

Protective injunctions offer safety in domestic abuse cases. Our article explains how they work and the available support.

January sees a rise in divorce enquiries as couples reassess relationships after the festive period under the no fault divorce law.

If you are planning to travel abroad with your children following a separation, it is essential to understand the legal requirements.

This article explores how grandparents can navigate legal challenges and secure contact with their grandchildren.

When couples divorce, the family home often becomes a primary focus of concern. This article explores the available options.

Family Solicitors Mel Loxley and Lisa Collins, and Heartbreak and Trauma Recovery Coach Gemma Hall, discuss their roles.

Agreeing the terms of the separation including reference to maintenance, division of property and any other financial provisions that may be agreed.

Instead of filling in paper applications and posting documents to the court, the necessary documents must now be uploaded and the fees paid online.

According to the latest family court statistics published in March 2023, private law cases with legal representation took, on average, longer to be concluded.

By dealing with your financial remedy claims at the earliest opportunity, you can ensure you know where you stand financially upon the divorce finalising.

We examine the key changes in divorce legislation that took effect in 2022.

Consent orders - how to make an agreement legally binding

Since the introduction of no-fault divorce, couples can divorce or end their civil partnership without the need to apportion blame or rely on a period of separation.