Every child will respond differently to the news that their parents are getting a divorce, and there are various factors that can affect their emotional response. The age of the child, whether they expected the news, and of course, just the nature of the individual child.
It’s important to put your child first during your separation from your partner, considering what they need most. Depending on your child’s age and circumstances, they’ll likely need different things from you, as well as varying degrees of understanding of the whole situation. The basic requirements between parent and child during a divorce, however, remain the same.
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The summer holidays are often seen as a time to enjoy some quality time with your family, but for some couples, they can also be a source of stress and conflict.
If you are feeling unhappy in your marriage and are thinking about separating from your partner after the holidays, you may want to consider some steps to prepare yourself emotionally, financially, and legally.
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If you are a parent who has separated from your partner and you want to take your children abroad on holiday, you may be wondering what the legal implications are?
Depending on your situation, you may need to obtain the consent of the other parent or the court before you can travel with your children.
Our family law team have highlighted some of the information you need to know before you book your trip.
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A common and difficult issue that couples face when they decide to end their marriage or civil partnership is what to do with the family home.
The family home is often the most valuable asset that a couple owns. It may also have sentimental value for both parties and their children.
In this blog post, we will answer some frequently asked questions relating to what happens to the family home when a couple gets divorced or dissolves their civil partnership, and who should move out of the family home.
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We understand that getting married is a joyous occasion, but it’s also a time to think about protecting your assets with a prenuptial agreement. A prenup is a legal contract that outlines how assets and debts will be divided in the event of a divorce. It’s essential to consider a prenup, especially if you have a high net worth or own a business.
Before we continue, it’s important to note that the prenup should, at the latest, be executed at least three weeks before the wedding so there is no claim of duress. The parties should start the process months before the wedding so there is enough time to deal with matters.
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