The Family Justice Council has recently published guidance for all family law professionals on the concepts of parental alienation and alienating behaviours. The guidance can be accessed here: Family Justice Council Guidance on responding to allegations of alienating...
A cohabitation agreement is a legal document designed for couples who live together but are not married. While it may not be something couples like to think about when they’re starting a relationship, having a cohabitation agreement in place can provide a range of...
Financial remedy refers to the division of assets, liabilities, and the provision of maintenance for the parties involved. One aspect that often arises in discussions regarding financial settlements is the treatment of family loans — funds provided by a family member...
Divorce can be a complex and emotional process, and when farming is involved, the intricacies only multiply. This article from Family Law Partner Rebecca Procter provides an overview and emphasises the importance of seeking specialist advice from a family law...
Cohabitation Reform and where we stand now has been a long-standing agenda item for Resolution (a body of family law professionals whose aim is to reduce conflict and work in more amicable ways, for the benefit of children of the family). Their campaigns involved...
Narcissistic individuals often display grandiosity, a need for admiration, and a lack of empathy. These traits can make the divorce process particularly draining. They might manipulate, lie, and create conflict to maintain control. If you are seeking to separate,...
