Regulation of Experts in Family Courts
The Family Procedure Rule Committee, which sets the rules in family court cases, has proposed the changes, which have just completed their public consultation, following concerns about court-appointed experts, who advise on life-changing decisions without having the necessary qualifications and oversight.
What is a C2 application in family law? A complete guide
A C2 application in family law is a court form used when making a request related to an existing case, or a child arrangement order.
Postnuptial Agreements Explained: What you need to know
You may have heard about a prenuptial agreement, which is signed before a marriage or civil partnership and outlines how a couple’s finances will be handled in the event of divorce or separation. Well a postnuptial is similar, apart from the fact that the agreement is created after the couple have already married.
Standish v Standish Supreme Court decision clarifies how pre-marital, or inherited assets, should be treated in divorce settlements
Family law solicitors across England and Wales have been awaiting the decision of the “Standish v Standish” case, in the hope of clarification of how pre-marital or inherited assets are treated in divorce settlements. The Supreme Court released its judgement after the hearing concluded on May 1st, 2025.
What happens financially when you get divorced?
When a relationship breaks down irretrievably, divorce is often the result. There are many stages to go through. As well as addressing emotional and practical issues, there are also legal and financial aspects.
Is everything split 50/50 in a divorce in the UK?
When a marriage breaks down, the parties involved experience many emotions. But in order to untangle your finances there are a number of practical steps you need to take before you can apply for a divorce. These include seeking legal advice, reviewing financial arrangements like how to divide the money or property, and making arrangements for any children.