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The Risks of Relying on AI for Divorce Advice

Emma Lawler
14 Apr 2026
Law Blog
Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates

Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly become part of everyday life. From planning holidays to refining CVs, many people now turn to AI for fast, accessible answers. For those facing the breakdown of a relationship, it can be tempting to use AI tools as a substitute for legal advice - particularly when trying to manage costs during an already stressful time.

Employment Law Update April 2026 | Key Changes Now in Force

A wide package of employment law reforms has now taken effect. Here, we provide a brief overview of the changes that are now in force.

Why Choosing the Right Attorney Matters | Lessons from the £300k Tenerife Fraud Case

When we talk to clients about setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), one of the most common questions we hear is “How do I know the person I choose will act in my best interests?” This case demonstrates that choosing an Attorney isn’t just a paperwork exercise - it is a safeguarding decision and needs to be taken seriously.

Inheritance Tax Changes in 2026 | What They Mean for You

Significant updates to the UK Inheritance Tax (IHT) regime will take effect from 6 April 2026 and for many individuals, families and business owners, these reforms will make careful planning more important than ever.

How to choose the right Personal Injury lawyer for you

Being faced with having to choose a personal injury lawyer is a difficult process, compounded by the fact that you have suffered an accident and are suffering from your injuries. It is important that you find someone who is compassionate and understanding, but presents you with honest advice, based on their experience and understanding of the law.

Practical Considerations when Reorganising Your Share Structure

If you have decided that the time has come to reorganise the share structure in your business and you have crystalised your objectives and are ready to proceed, then it is time to speak to your solicitor and plan the practical steps involved in implementing the desired reorganisation.