An important part of family law is pre-nuptial agreements. This is a document that can be used to
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Although grandparents do not have automatic rights to see their grandchildren unless they are primary carers, they often feel they need to
If you choose to get divorced, there will be some arrangements made via the courts of law and one of these will be
Often, one of the most difficult parts of a divorce is reaching a financial arrangement which is agreed and suitable for
Cohabitation means that you are living with someone you are in a relationship with, but you are not married or in a
Here in the UK, there are two different ways available to make a relationship recognised by the law – forming a civil partnership or getting married.
Many divorces become contentious when there are disagreements about a range of issues such as children or the
Child Arrangement Orders are designed to prevent warring parents from causing undue stress and pressure on
Before people enter into a civil partnership, it is worth considering a
Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act sets out guidance for the division of assets during a divorce. These are often updated and amended, so it is important to
There are several ways of protecting assets in the event of your death but one of the increasingly popular ways is to
Separation Agreements are usually used when a marriage or civil partnership is
