Divorce
The Latest from Trust Family Law

Moving in with a new Partner before Divorce; is it best to wait ?
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…

Divorce Party: The celebration you didn’t expect
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…

Avoiding the elephant trap: The legal consequences of premature remarriage
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…

What is an FDR and what to expect
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…

Co-Parenting with a Narcissist
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…

Is Mediation Legally Binding ?
Family disputes can be emotionally overwhelming and financially draining. Whether you are sorting out child arrangements, dividing finances, or going through a separation, the mediation process can offer a more…

Covert audio / video recordings in the Family Court – are they admissible ?
Modern technology has made it extremely easy to record others, whether through voice recordings or video recordings, often with a single tap on a smartphone. In the context…

Salama Khalid Divorce
Divorce under normal circumstances is seldom described as “simple.” Factor in a massive social media following, intercultural interests, and potential cross-border complications, and you’ve got yourself an even more challenging…

Protecting your privacy during divorce: spyware, coercive control, and how to stay safe
Divorce can be a difficult and emotionally fraught experience on its own. When technology is misused, however, it adds a disturbing new dimension: covert surveillance, manipulative control, and stolen personal…

If I reconcile will that affect my Divorce settlement?
When couples decide to call time on their marriage, they often embark upon the legal journey of divorce, which entails settling financial matters and, if relevant, arrangements for children. Yet…
