Yes you can.  The law now recognises Pre-Nuptial agreements, which are financial agreements entered into in contemplation of marriage, as long as certain legal aspects are complied with.  The court does not have to follow the terms of a Pre-Nuptial…

Yes you can. The law recognises Pre-Nuptial agreements, which are financial agreements entered into in contemplation of marriage, as long as certain legal aspects are complied with.

The law relating to cohabiting couples is very different from the law relating to married couples. There are limited circumstances in which you can gain an interest in a property that is not in your name.

A quickie divorce is simply a divorce that is not defended by the other party. There is one ground for divorce and that is the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. This is established by proving one of five facts. As…

Child Protection procedures usually require Local Authorities to meet with parents to set out their concerns in case Court proceedings can be avoided.  Persons with parental responsibility are entitled to free legal help to attend such meetings.  There is no…

It is defined as ill-treatment or the impairment of health or development (including impairment from seeing or hearing the ill-treatment of another). Health means physical or mental health.   Development means physical, intellectual, emotional, social or behavioural development. Ill-treatment includes sexual…

If Social Services consider that a child is at risk of significant harm, or has suffered significant harm, they can apply to the Court for a care order.  If granted, this enables Social Services to share parental responsibility with the…

You may only change your child’s surname with your spouse’s written consent or a court order.

For an uncontested divorce, our legal fees will typically be at a fixed cost of £650 plus VAT and disbursements, such as the Court fee. In a contested divorce, at each hearing the court may make an order regarding the…