Money and marriage can be an uncomfortable mix. Many couples find it easier to talk about wedding plans, holidays or even future children than to discuss finances. Yet research and…

Prenuptial agreements, or Prenups, have long divided opinion. Some view them as unromantic or pessimistic, as though they signal a lack of faith…

Marriage is not only a personal and emotional commitment but also a financial partnership. Increasingly, couples are considering prenuptial agreements (“prenups”) to provide clarity and security about how assets will…

If you share joint custody of a child in England or Wales, you may be wondering: how far can one parent move without breaking the law or damaging their…

Divorce is already a deeply personal and often stressful life transition. Add a new relationship into the mix, and things can get even more complicated, especially if you are considering…

When most people think of a party, they think of birthdays, weddings, engagements, traditional milestones, full of socially sanctioned optimism and well-worn rituals. But what about the less expected turning…

Remarriage can introduce a host of unexpected challenges when it comes to financial settlements following a divorce. In particular, if a spouse remarries too swiftly, they risk losing certain financial…

When navigating the complexities of financial disputes during divorce, understanding the purpose and process of a Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) hearing is essential. An FDR appointment is a key step…

Children proceedings in England and Wales take place behind closed doors for a very good reason: to protect the welfare, privacy, and best interests of the child. Recent discussions, often…

It was a cold Tuesday evening, the kind where the frost sneaks into your bones and your breath hangs in the air. Ella stood at the front door, her seven-year-old…