As a child approaches adulthood, many parents begin to question whether they are still legally required to pay child maintenance. It’s a common assumption that

When a divorce or civil partnership dissolution reaches the stage of financial agreement, many couples choose to resolve matters through a consent order. Once that

After separation or divorce, it’s common for one parent to consider moving to a new area. This might be for work, family support, housing or

When a marriage ends, dividing pensions fairly is often one of the most important and complex parts of the financial settlement. A pension sharing order

Prenuptial agreements, often called “prenups”, are becoming increasingly common in the UK. Couples use them to protect property, business interests or savings, especially where one

Blended families are increasingly common, and it’s natural for a step-parent who has taken on a day-to-day parenting role to want a secure, long-term legal

When a relationship ends, disagreements about the family home are extremely common. In many financial settlements, the court will order the property to be sold

If you are considering applying for “exclusive custody” of your child in England or Wales, understanding how the process works is essential. Although the term

Commonly known as residence orders, court-ordered arrangements for where a child lives are not always permanent. Under certain circumstances, a judge may decide that those

When a couple divorces, dividing money and property is one of the most important steps in achieving a clean break. Even if you and your