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Why later-life divorces are on the rise in the UK

Family LawBy Karen Bennett04/03/2026

It has been recently reported that many couples who have been married for decades and who are reaching their fifties, are now seeking to

How AI is affecting family law cases

Family LawBy Hannah Morris02/03/2026

It has been reported recently that there has been a surge in the use of artificial intelligence in legal cases, especially in those which

What rights do unmarried fathers have?

Family LawBy Karen Bennett20/02/2026

Did you know that in the UK, and some states in the US, unmarried fathers do not automatically have legal rights to

Potential solutions for separating cohabiting couples

Family LawBy Adrian Altman18/02/2026

Recent statistics have revealed that the number of unmarried, cohabiting couples has increased significantly in

New developments in matrimonial finances and divorce

Family LawBy Hannah Morris12/02/2026

There have been steps taken recently to explore the ways in which

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Considerations for separating couples in 2026

Family LawBy Hannah Morris30/01/2026

When the Autumn budget was announced towards the end of 2025, it was deemed to have

UK family law changes expected in 2026

Family LawBy Adrian Altman22/01/2026

During 2026, there will be several updates to family law in the United Kingdom, many of them building on

At what age can a child decide who they want to live with?

Family LawBy Karen Bennett21/01/2026

After you have divorced or separated, deciding where a child should live is a pressing, and often sensitive, matter for

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Recent child custody statistics in the United Kingdom

Family LawBy Adrian Altman18/01/2026

Recent statistics have shown that millions of children each year are affected by divorce and separation in

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Expected developments in divorce proceedings in 2026

Family LawBy Karen Bennett14/01/2026

One of the recent developments noticed by experts specialising in separation is the rise in no-fault divorces. Although this new initiative was

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