Parents Gifting Money to Buy a House: Is It Protected on Divorce?

With rising property prices across England and Wales, it is increasingly common for parents to help their children get onto the property ladder. Often, this support comes in the form of a gifted…

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What going to a Family Court is Really Like (And Why It’s Not Like ‘Suits’) 

Introduction  For many people, the idea of going to court comes with a very specific image: dramatic courtroom speeches, surprise witnesses appearing last minute, lawyers shouting ‘objection!’ and a…

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How do I start the divorce process if I am afraid of my spouse’s reaction to me asking for a divorce?

Making the decision to end a marriage is often one of the most difficult choices a person will face. If you are worried about your spouse's reaction to finding out that you want a divorce, the…

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Islamic Marriage in England and Wales

One marriage, Two systems: Islamic and Legal Recognition Explained In England and Wales, a religious marriage is legally recognised only if it meets the following requirements: The ceremony must be…

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Social Media Influencers and Divorce Finances

In August 2024, Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury separated, attracting major UK media attention. As of 2026, they are reported to have reconciled and resumed their engagement. If they permanently…

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What Happens to Cryptocurrency , Reward Points and Digital Assets in Divorce?

What Happens to Cryptocurrency , Reward Points and Digital Assets in Divorce?  When couples divorce, they often focus on dividing the family home, savings and pensions. However, many people also own…

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Divorce in England and Wales: Do You Qualify?

For many of our clients, deciding to get divorced in England or Walres is obvious. They got married in England, and they have lived in England for the entire duration of their marriage. Therefore it…

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Family Court Fees Are Increasing – Why It Pays to Get the Right Advice Early

Court fees are increasing from 13 July 2026. The Ministry of Justice has announced changes to a range of court and tribunal fees across England and Wales. For those involved in family law matters,…

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Protecting the Family Farm in Divorce

For farming families, divorce is rarely just about finances. It can place the future of a multi-generational business at real risk. Farms are often the result of decades, sometimes centuries, of hard…

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The Gender Pension Gap and the Importance of Pension Sharing Orders on Divorce

Why the Gender Pension Gap Matters The gender pension gap is the difference between how much men and women have saved for retirement - and it’s big. Think of it as the pay gap’s older, more damaging…

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