Posted on May 21, 2021
If your relationship breaks down, you might not know what to do next or where you stand legally. Our fixed fee first meeting aims to equip you with the knowledge and advice needed for you to decide what the best next step is for you and your relationship.
Liz Edwards, head of our Family Law department answers the most commonly asked questions regarding our Fixed Fee Family Law first meeting.
Read more...Posted on April 9, 2021
Appointing a guardian for your child is one of those things that you hope you will never have to use, but it can be hugely beneficial to have everything in place should the worst happen, to ensure that your wishes for your child are carried out. We’ve asked our private children law specialist, Carole Hack, to answer some of the most common questions relating to Guardians, single parents, and blended families.
Read more...Posted on January 20, 2021
We are now in the midst of Family Mediation Awareness Week. This has given us time to reflect on mediation and the positive effects of resolving disputes outside of the court arena in a non-confrontational way. Statistics show that agreements reached directly between separating couples are more likely to be adhered to, and provide a more positive outcome for the family as a whole.
In this blog, Samantha O'Dwyer puts forward her 5 top tips to a successful mediation.
Read more...Posted on April 27, 2020
The requirement to lockdown in the same household adds pressure and strains to a good relationship, but it is more challenging where fractures already exist. If additional behaviours arising from being cramped in the lockdown arrangements or the financial consequences of Covid-19 are making you worry more about the future of your relationship then we are here to help
Read more...Posted on February 17, 2020
When faced with the prospect of becoming a step family, there are a lot of emotions. But what steps should you put in place to ensure that both your children and your partner (and their children) are legally protected and looked after in the future.
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