Family Law Archives - Page 2 of 9

4.12.2023 | Lisa Pepper

My spouse is going bankrupt. Will it affect...

Bankruptcy is on the rise in the UK. In 2022, more than 1 in 10 businesses reported a moderate-to-severe risk of insolvency. More...

29.11.2023 | Lisa Pepper

A separation agreement is a document that can be prepared when you want to stop living together as a couple,...

28.11.2023 | Harriet McMorrin

Spousal Maintenance Spousal maintenance is a legal obligation to provide financial support to a former spouse after the marriage or...

27.11.2023

Nikita joined Osbornes in November 2023. She initially graduated with an LLB (Hons) from the University of Kent in 2021 and then...

25.11.2023 | Hannah Goldstein

What are the most common reasons for divorce? Following the UK’s transition to a no-fault divorce system, couples no...

23.11.2023 | Lisa Pepper

Domestic abuse comes in many forms. When it involves a campaign of threats, intimidation and psychological manipulation, it’s known...

17.11.2023 | Isabelle James

Time for change? A recent interim report has been published by the Public Law Working Group Adoption Sub-Group (‘the Group’)...

2.11.2023 | Mark Freedman

Osbornes Law has been ranked in The Times Best Law Firm Guide for the sixth consecutive year. The guide is...

30.10.2023 | Claire Andrews

The introduction of no-fault divorces in England and Wales removed the need to assign blame for the breakdown of a...

29.10.2023 | Claire Andrews

Most divorcing couples agree on how their finances will be divided without going to court. A consent order is what...