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Family Mediators Association Conference 28 & 29 September 2022

Family Mediators Association Conference 28 & 29 September 2022

It was the first Family Mediators Association (“FMA”) conference since we had all be in lockdown owing to COVID. From the start it was great to see everyone in person after the past few years of online conferences and lectures. Whereas meeting colleagues online is...
Potential Financial Pitfalls Remain In “No-Fault” Divorce Bill

Potential Financial Pitfalls Remain In “No-Fault” Divorce Bill

There are many advantages to the new “No-Fault” Divorce bill, introduced in April this year. Not only will it be easier to divorce, and without the acrimony of having to play the blame game, but there is also a set timetable which means getting a divorce...
What The New Divorce Laws And The End Of The Blame Mean In Practice

What The New Divorce Laws And The End Of The Blame Mean In Practice

New divorce laws come into effect on April 6, 2022, and the changes are quite radical, putting aside 50 years of existing legislation to finally say that couples can end their marriages without having to blame one person or the other. It’s never an easy process,...
Rush On Divorces Before April 6 Law Change

Rush On Divorces Before April 6 Law Change

The biggest change to family law in nearly half a century comes into force on April 6, and thousands of couples are flooding the courts with their petitions before they are unable to do so for the week ahead of the change. Thankfully, however, the law will actually...
How Solicitors Need To Adapt To No-Fault Divorce

How Solicitors Need To Adapt To No-Fault Divorce

It’s the biggest shakeup to family law in nearly fifty years, and for legal professionals working in this arena it’s a whole new set of procedures – but no-fault divorces will also necessitate a change in approach to clients. The no-fault divorce is...