School holiday arrangements to sort? | Why your first step should be Family Mediation if you are a separated parent
- 20 Sep 2024
- Law Blog
- Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates
It feels like the children have only just gone back to school after the summer holidays, but October half term is fast approaching and if you are a separated parent with plans for the next break – or even Christmas - which need agreeing with your child(ren)’s other parent, NOW is the time to sort things out.
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What Am I Entitled to on Divorce?
- 13 Sep 2024
- Law Blog
- Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates
When facing divorce proceedings, whether as the one filing for divorce or the respondent, one of the most concerning issues will be the financial settlement. Divorce can be a costly process – understanding your rights and entitlements in advance can be helpful to ensure that you understand what you are entitled to and how best to achieve this.
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Pre-nuptial Agreements in the UK
- 12 Sep 2024
- Law Blog
- Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates
A pre-nuptial agreement (often known as a pre-nup or pre-marital agreement) is a contract entered into by yourself and your partner prior to getting married.
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Divorce and Pets
Emma Lawler
Pet ownership is often the next natural step in a relationship once you have moved in together. In the event of a separation, it is not unusual for both parties to want the pet to live with them when they move out. Deciding who should keep the pet can cause friction, particularly when there are also other arrangements to be made in relation to property and/or children.
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How Can I Protect Inheritance in a Divorce?
Within a divorce it is not unusual for one or both parties to have or had some inheritance. Understandably, if you separate, it can feel unfair for any part of that inheritance to be included in your divorce settlement.
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Private School Fees for Separated Parents | What to Expect from a Labour Government
There has been much hype in the media running up to the recent election about Labour's planned "tax raid" on private school fees. Whether the new government intends to fully implement this policy remains to be seen, but it may be as soon as January 2025 if they do.
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