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Lisa Pepper

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

Divorce and Bankruptcy In 2022, more than 1 in 10 businesses reported a moderate-to-severe risk of insolvency. More than one in five (22%) of...

Lisa Pepper

Introduction to separation agreements A separation agreement is a document that can be prepared when you want to stop living...

Harriet McMorrin

In this article, we explore the important topic of spousal maintenance, starting with what it means and who might be...

Hannah Goldstein

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

Lisa Pepper

Coercive Control Law Domestic abuse comes in many forms and it isn’t always physical. When it involves a campaign...

Isabelle James

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

Amber Krishnan-Bird

Yesterday, 7th November 2023, in the King’s Speech we heard the following: “My Ministers will bring forward a bill to...

Katie de Swarte

What is a deed of variation? A deed of variation is a legal document which can be used to alter...

Sophie Price

Property rights are not always clear-cut. Sometimes, a person who does not legally own a property could be entitled to...

Claire Andrews

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