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Can I still get a divorce if my spouse doesn’t want to?
It is possible for you to obtain a divorce without the agreement of your spouse. Here is how it is possible…
Can I afford to divorce my spouse?
Divorce is a major event that can have an impact upon all aspects of your life and more importantly it can alter your financial position which may leave you questioning yourself, can I afford a divorce?
Separation Solicitors
Separation can be a difficult and emotional time, and it is important to have someone who can help you navigate the legal and financial aspects of the process. A separation solicitor can provide you with the advice and representation you need to protect your rights and interests.
What is a Separation Agreement?
A Separation Agreement is useful if you have not determined whether to apply for a divorce or dissolve your civil partnership. It is a written agreement setting out the terms of your separation including how your assets, debts and responsibilities for their children will be divided between you both…
3 Things to consider before separating from your spouse
If you are considering separating it is important to be aware of the options available to you before making any decisions. There are many different things to consider when you are thinking of separating including finances, children and living arrangements. It is also important to understand your legal rights and options that are available to you.
Legal rights as a Cohabiting parent
If you are an unmarried couple but are cohabiting it is important to know your legal rights and to protect your assets, property and especially your children with a Cohabitation Agreement.
Do I need a Cohabitation Agreement?
Cohabitating couples do not realise that they do not have the automatic right to claim a share in the family home or their partner’s finances if they were to end the relationship unless they have a Cohabitation Agreement…
Financial Abuse: What is it and what are the signs?
Our domestic abuse solicitors help you in being able to spot the signs and tactics used in financial abuse.
Domestic Abuse Solicitors
Our specialist solicitors help those who experience domestic abuse by offering professional tailored legal advice and presenting the legal options you have in order to protect yourself.
Signs of Coercive Control in Co-Parenting
Co-parenting with an abusive ex-partner is problematic and extremely draining as the abusive parent may perceive co-parenting as an opportunity for continuous abuse.
Coercive Control – Recognising the signs
Coercive behaviour is defined as: an act or pattern of acts of assault, threats, humiliation and intimidation or other abuse that is used to frighten the victim.”
Successful Co-Parenting – 5 Essential Tips
1 in 3 children under the age 16 will experience their parents separating, it can be overwhelming for the family as a whole but here are some tips to guide you in co-parenting.