In a social climate which sees fewer and fewer couples deciding to get married, or enter into civil partnerships, the subsequent separation […]

Research has confirmed what most of us already knew – following a divorce, women are more likely to lose out on pension-generated […]

The case of X v C [2022] EWFC 79 dealt with a situation one might not automatically associate with family law – the right to […]

If you or a family member is in immediate danger, please call 999. Further support can be found at http://www.refuge.org.uk/ or by […]

Whilst researching this article we searched extensively through various academic databases for articles discussing the effect perimenopause and menopause has on women […]

The recent Family Court case of Randhawa v Randhawa raised the interesting question of what would happen if one party to a […]

London has long been established as the preeminent centre of the world for divorcing high-net-worth couples, in large part because law courts […]

Arbitration offers significant advantages, and some downsides, in comparison to the England and Wales court system in family law matters, as Isobel […]

One question we are routinely asked by our clients is whether nuptial agreements, either pre or post, carry any weight in Court. […]

Forty percent of people are relying on potential inheritances to fund their retirement, according to research conducted for Hargreaves Lansdown. Although this […]

When couples divorce, disputes will often arise around the current ownership of assets and which of the parties should retain them, but […]