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Divorce & Separation,Latest News
Artificial Intelligence in Family Law: A Helpful Tool- But Not a Substitute For Advice
Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) predict what will happen to you on the breakdown of a marriage? With more people turning to AI tools for legal information, it is important to understand both the benefits and the serious limitations of using AI in…
When does Complete Confidentiality & Privacy apply to Family Law Hearings? An Analysis of the (private) Financial Dispute Resolution hearing
If you are involved in family law proceedings, you have an expectation that the process is private and that the documents that you disclose within it will be kept confidential. This blog does not cover Transparency in Family Law Proceedings, which…
The Pension Sharing Order – A Cautionary Tale
The recent case of AP v TP (Pension Enforcement) [2025] demonstrates the need to ensure that even after the court have approved a financial consent order concerning pensions after divorce and have made a pension sharing order, it is important that…
When Family Feuds Go Nuclear: Even a Beckham Has Legal Options
When family drama goes nuclear, even a Beckham might need the law on his side. If Brooklyn Beckham were in England and genuinely felt threatened, harassed, or controlled, he’d have more options than just posting statements online. He could turn to…
Divorce & Separation,Latest News
This Valentine’s Day, Protect More Than Your Heart: Common Law Marriage Myths You Shouldn’t Swipe Right On
Pop culture loves to play fast and loose with the law. Think about the iconic Legally Blonde scene, where Elle Woods invokes the idea of a ‘common law marriage’ to claim rights over a pet, with Paulette famously declaring ‘I’m taking the dog.’…
Relationship Break Down: The Emotional Impact on Parents and Children
The end of a relationship can bring intense emotional upheaval for everyone involved. This effect is not limited to the person who feels left behind, it can be just as profound for the person who made the decision to leave. When children are…
FDR vs pFDR Hearings: Understanding the Differences and Benefits
What is an FDR hearing? A Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) hearing is typically the second stage of the court’s financial remedy process. Its primary purpose is to create a meaningful opportunity for parties to reach a negotiated financial…
Parental Alienation
Many parents will feel frustrated at times by their estranged partner. This might be caused by the other parent telling unpleasant stories about you, complaining about your perceived faults or encouraging the child not to see you. If your child is…
Mediation & Collaborative Law,Latest News
How Parenting Plans Created in Mediation Actually Work in Real Life
When parents separate, one of the biggest worries is often the same: “But how will this actually work day to day for the children?” Parenting plans created in Mediation aren’t about rigid rules. In real life, they are practical, child focused…
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