New Divorce Law
CHANGES TO DIVORCE LAWS IN ENGLAND AND WALES In April 2022, there will be changes to the divorce laws in England and Wales, with the introduction of a “no fault” system. Under current rules, where the parties have not been separated for up to 2 years, one spouse must allege adultery or unreasonable behaviour by…
Contact arrangements over the Christmas period
Christmas is a fantastic time for children. Parents need to pay attention that the fun and awe of Christmas is not ruined for their children and that arguments do not inadvertently cause damage to the kids. The festive season can be a very stressful time for parties who are separated or going through a divorce.…
Child Arrangements in the era of COVID 19
In the current COVID 19 crisis, where the government has asked for all but essential workers to stay at home, some parents are worried about what to do about contact between children and non-resident parents. You may have obtained a Child Arrangements Order through the court, which had been working smoothly before the lock down,…
“WE GOT MARRIED IN A FEVER…”
Let us imagine that a couple decide to divorce, fairly amicably, because one of them wants to marry someone else. The couple agree a division of the assets in principle and deal with their divorce themselves on-line. A new marriage occurs, but unfortunately the agreement in principle about the assets does not hold up. What…