Archive of: February, 2024
Cohabitation - Things to consider before you begin living with someone
It may sound old fashioned, but the law states that living together guarantees you no rights: deciding to live together with your partner does not have the same legal consequences as getting married or forming a civil partnership.
Being a Resolution Member and what this means for clients
You may have seen that we are Resolution members, but what does this mean?
Protecting children from courtroom battles and lengthy, stressful divorce proceedings
In light of the Private Family Law Early Resolution Consultation, we consider the impact on children of being able to offer parents early legal advice to settle disputes amicably, away from the courts.
Children’s wellbeing, divorce, and family court reforms
It has long been acknowledged lengthy custody and family court battles can have negative impacts on children and adversely affect their emotional wellbeing.
Cohabitation agreements and falling rates of marriage - what protection does the law provide?
The Guardian has reported that the proportion of married people in England and Wales has fallen below 50% for first time. What does the law say about rights for cohabiting couples?
Expert help in Family Law with Resolution’s Specialist Accreditation Scheme
What to look for when instructing a family solicitor.