Family Law

The Law The Children Act 1989 says that the child’s welfare is the most important consideration. The old word ‘access’ has been replaced by contact.

A child arrangements order is a legally binding order of the court setting out details of whom your child will spend their time with and

Birdnesting or nesting is an arrangement made by parents after a divorce or separation to help keep stability in their children’s lives. It involves children

A prenuptial agreement, also referred to as a prenup, is a document signed by a couple before they marry, setting out what will happen to

Parental alienation can occur when one parent, usually with residence of a child, turns the child against the other parent by way of psychological manipulation.

If you have tried but failed to reach a financial settlement with your spouse and your solicitor has advised that the matter should be referred

In some cases, divorce can cause psychological issues for children. We take a look at how parents can help children adjust. Divorce or separation affects

Finances can be a major source of anxiety during a divorce. We take a look at whether you will be entitled to receive maintenance payments.

Grandparents often play a beneficial role in their grandchildren’s lives. However, if the relationship between a grandparent and their children breaks down, it can mean

Over time, a step-parent often develops a strong bond with their step-child and may take on a share of the parenting. We look at whether

Have you been looking into getting a separation agreement but not sure what one is exactly or how it works? We’ve written a jargon free

We are all struggling with restricted access to loved ones at the moment but for a parent of children and young people, the potential of