What happens when a parent breaches a court order?
What happens if a parent breaches a court order in the context of family law? What are the consequences and what legal recourse is available?
Widow wins Inheritance Act claim: Kaur vs Singh
Widow Mrs Kaur wins an Inheritance Act claim against deceased husband Mr Singh to show a balance between law and personal morals in estate planning.
Divorce and your Will
In a 2021 survey, over two-thirds of happily married couples were uncertain about their estate's fate in a divorce. Additionally, 37% believed their former spouse would lose any claim to their estate post-divorce. Read more.
Estate planning for blended families
Ensure a secure future for all children in blended families with proper estate planning. Protect their inheritance and well-being.
Taking children on holiday
Taking children on holiday depends on whether you have parental responsibility for the child in or not and if you need to seek permission.
Does common law marriage exist in the UK? What you need to know
Common law marriage is not recognised in the UK. We look at what this means for couples who choose to live together without getting married.
Have you got a pet nup in place?
A pet nup is an agreement if you are in a relationship and own a pet together. It outlines how you will handle the care and ownership of your pet should you decide to part ways.
UK emergency alert system – Advice to those vulnerable to domestic abuse
The UK emergency alert test on Sunday 23 April can put victims of domestic abuse at risk. Here is government guidance to turn the alerts off.
Prenuptial agreements – why should you have one?
While a ‘prenup’ can be difficult to discuss with your partner and may seem unromantic to factor into your wedding planning, it's important to understand the benefits of having one and to discuss it openly and honestly.
Family mediation – exploring the benefits as an alternative to court
Family Mediation Week runs from 16-20 January 2023, but how can mediation help solve your family issues without going to court? Read more here.