According to a survey by Canada Life 51% of UK adults have not written a will and are not in the process of writing one,

The 2022 figures from the Office of National Statistics reveal there were 80,057 divorces in England and Wales down almost 30% from the 113,505 divorces

With more people than ever getting married later in life (some for the second or third time), there are often situations where existing assets need

Over the last 15 years or so, the divorce process has changed enormously. Here are some of the key steps that can now be taken

When international clients are involved, and there is a choice of where proceedings can be issued, the choice of jurisdiction can be all important. The

Neutral Evaluation is a little-known process that can save both parties spending fortunes appointing their own lawyers to fight on their behalf. Unlike mediation, the

Although a radicle change in the law ‘no fault divorce’ seems to have slipped under most people’s radar. No fault divorce means that the applicant

Clients often say that they want to be reasonable in reaching a settlement and don’t want to end up in court and waste money on

Earlier this year (see our April bulletin), we drew attention to some really excellent resources that are freely available to people who don’t know where

In our opinion the best way to divorce is for the divorcing couple to agree everything ‘across the kitchen table’. But we appreciate that not