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The “No Fault” Divorce – 1 Year On & What Have We Learned?

The “No Fault” Divorce – 1 Year On & What Have We Learned?

In England and Wales, on 6 April, 2022, a significant change took place in divorce law, the introduction of ‘no-fault’ divorce. This change allows couples to obtain a divorce without the need to assign blame or prove that their partner has acted...
Government Plans To Shield Children From Warring Parents In Court

Government Plans To Shield Children From Warring Parents In Court

It has been reported that the justice secretary, Dominic Raab, is planning to make family mediation mandatory for separating couples mandatory rather than voluntary, as it is currently. This would be for both child arrangements and financial issues surrounding the...
Family Mediation Voucher Scheme To Be Extended To 2025

Family Mediation Voucher Scheme To Be Extended To 2025

With a hearty welcome from family mediators and lawyers alike, the Family Mediation Council (“FMC”) and Ministry of Justice (“MOJ”) have announced that the ground breaking Family Mediation Voucher Scheme will now be extended to 2025. The Family...
Do The Government Need To Speed Up Cohabitation Reforms?

Do The Government Need To Speed Up Cohabitation Reforms?

Cohabitation, the practice of living together as a couple without being married or in a civil partnership, is becoming an increasingly common way of life in the United Kingdom. However, unlike married couples or those in civil partnerships, cohabiting couples do not...
What Is A Separation Agreement?

What Is A Separation Agreement?

Deciding to separate is never easy, and even when you’re both on the same page and it’s a mutual agreement there are still practical considerations to take into account, especially if you have children. Sitting down and making a plan or guide for how...