Sharing principle does not apply to non-matrimonial property
In a potentially landmark decision handed down on 2 July 2025, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of Anna Standish, finding that the sharing principle does not apply to non-matrimonial property, which highlights the importance which can be played by Pre-Nuptial Agreements and/or Post-Nuptial Agreements. It was decided that assets acquired before marriage do not […]
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Supporting your child through a family break-up
The breakdown of a relationship can be a traumatic time for both parties, but it can feel even worse if children are involved. Our expertise has given us an understanding of how you can fully support your child throughout the process.
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Divorce rates hit 44-year low but still vital to consider careful planning
Divorce rates are at their lowest level for 44 years according to a new report which has been published by the Office of National Statistics.
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Proud supporters of the ‘Voices in the Middle’ campaign
We are proud to announce that we are partnering a national campaign which is raising awareness of the importance of listening to the views of children and young people during family divorce or separations.
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Divorce may only be the beginning for children of separated parents
The process of divorce and separation can be stressful enough for adults but for children it can be an extremely bewildering time. Bury St Edmund’s Child Contact Centre plays a vital part in ensuring children do not go without the love & attention of both parents following a break-up.
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The myth of common law marriage
With recent rises in divorce rates it may come as no surprise that co-habitation is the fastest growing family type in the UK, with over 3 million people living in this type of relationship.
However, contrary to popular myth there is no such thing as ‘common-law marriage’, leaving cohabiting partners with very limited legal protection should their relationship end.
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