Are pre-nuptial agreements legally binding in the UK?
The short answer is no, but this does not mean that a pre-nuptial agreement UK is not worth entering into. Quite the […]
Divorce Day: New Year, New Beginnings?
The media have coined the term “Divorce Day”. This is the first Monday in January and this year falls on Monday 6 […]
VAT on private school fees: what divorcing parents need to consider
"VAT on Private School Fees: Key Considerations for Divorcing Parents" As divorcing parents navigate financial decisions, understanding the implications of VAT on private school fees is critical. This article explores how these costs may impact co-parenting arrangements, financial settlements, and children's education plans, offering practical guidance for families during challenging transitions.
Kelly Edwards speaking to the press on Kyle Walker’s High-net-worth divorce
Speaking exclusively to the Mirror about the likelihood of the footballer’s childhood sweetheart walking away with £13.5m, Kelly Edwards, managing partner of Edwards Family Law, […]
Divorcing a narcissist: key points to consider
Divorcing a narcissist is challenging. Our guide provides expert advice on legal strategies, protecting yourself, and navigating child custody when dealing with NPD.
Can you change a child’s surname?
Parents signing legal documents for a child's surname change, symbolising the legal and emotional considerations involved in the process
Understanding REMO in 2024
Are you supposed to be receiving child maintenance but the paying parent has moved abroad? Or are you being pursued for child […]
What is a “post-nup”?
You may have heard of a pre-nuptial agreement, or “pre-nup”, but you might not have heard of a post-nuptial agreementor “post-nup”. These […]
Consent Orders: HAT v LAT – A Word of Warning
A consent order is a court order (agreed by consent) that details the financial agreement reached between you and your spouse on […]
Pensions in International Divorce: What To Look Out For
Associate Solicitor, Kate Pooler writes for ThoughtLeaders4 Private Client, where she discusses Pensions in International Divorce and What to Look Our For. […]
Broken Engagement – What are my rights?
What happens when the magical once upon a time, does not end happily ever after? Before the Family Law Act 1981 came […]