Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings (MIAMs) have been compulsory in Family Court proceedings since 2014. MIAMs – What are they? ‘Mediation’ is a method of resolving disputes through an independent third party, known as a mediator. Their purpose is to assist parties
Child Arrangement Orders are a vital framework for promoting the well-being of children involved in relationship breakdown. They are particularly important during emotionally challenging times such as separation or divorce, when relationships may be strained. This article shares some key insights on
When navigating a divorce, understanding your financial rights and entitlements is essential. The process of dividing assets and determining financial settlements is highly complex and varies significantly from one case to another. This guide aims to shed light on key considerations for
Is it always difficult for the parties and their family when going through divorce or separation, but what happens to the family pets? This is a growing issue given that since the start of the pandemic many households in the UK have
Divorce is a complex process that involves legal, emotional, and social challenges. When infidelity enters the equation, it adds another layer to an already difficult situation. Infidelity fundamentally breaches the trust foundation of marital relationships. The discovery of infidelity often leads to
Parental alienation is a particular family dynamic that can emerge when parents separate, in which the child becomes hostile and rejects the other parent. It can occur when one parent or carer expresses freely and persistently unreasonable negative feelings or beliefs such
Embarking on the journey of divorce or separation can be daunting, but there are alternative methods to traditional litigation that prioritise cooperation and mutual agreement. In this exclusive Q&A session, we sit down with Charlotte Bradley, an esteemed expert from Kingsley Napley,
In the divorce process, a Financial Consent Order is vital for the immediate and long-term future of divorcing couples and their children, whose best interests should always come first. The significance of the agreement, which divides financial assets between separating couples, cannot
Once an individual has made up their mind that they are going to separate from their spouse or civil partner, their attention may turn to instructing a solicitor. Whilst this is not necessarily the best way to proceed for everyone, and individuals
Divorce, a term that carries weight and often marks a significant turning point in one’s life. Navigating through the complexities of divorce requires not only emotional resilience but also a practical understanding of the legal and financial aspects involved. In this comprehensive
Delays in the court system have been widely reported in the media in the context of criminal proceedings but sadly remain commonplace in the family courts too. Many courts have a significant backlog of cases, exacerbated further by the pandemic and from
Join us for a profound conversation with Chris Sweetman, Director at Fair Result, as we explore the urgent need for reform in the current divorce process. In this enlightening interview, Chris passionately advocates for a ground-breaking shift in the way couples approach
