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Legal separation is an alternative many couples in the UK choose when they’re not ready for a divorce but need to clarify their financial and parental responsibilities. In 2023, over 30,000 couples in the UK turned to legal separation as a way to navigate the uncertainty of a troubled relationship without finalizing a divorce. Yet,…
Divorce affects nearly half of all marriages in the UK, and the emotional toll can be profound. In fact, research shows that around 42% of couples in the UK divorce before their 30th anniversary. But what if the divorce process could be clearer, simpler, and less stressful? That’s where the Conditional Order comes in, a…
Did you know that nearly 42% of marriages in the UK end in divorce? Financial disputes, particularly over assets and maintenance, are among the most stressful and contentious aspects of divorce proceedings. Achieving a clean break order can help divorcing couples sever their financial ties and move forward with their lives, free from the worry…
Child maintenance plays a fundamental role in supporting children after parents separate, ensuring that both parents contribute to their child’s upbringing. In the UK, approximately 1.6 million children live in separated families, making child maintenance an essential part of family law. However, for many parents, changes in financial circumstances or disputes over payment amounts can…
When a marriage ends, one of the most contentious issues is maintenance—whether spousal or child support. But what happens if your ex starts living with someone else or remarries? Does it affect your financial obligations? In the UK, many people are surprised by how cohabitation or remarriage can impact maintenance orders. Around 40% of divorced…
Child maintenance is not just a financial responsibility; it’s a legal obligation designed to ensure children are supported by both parents, even when they don’t live together. However, when a parent fails to meet these obligations, the consequences can be severe—not only for the parent owed money but also for the child who relies on…
Adultery can devastate a marriage, leading many to question its legal implications during a divorce. Does a cheating spouse face penalties in court? Are there any legal advantages for the wronged party? These questions are especially important in the UK, where the recent shift to no-fault divorce( and Its Pros and Cons) has changed the…
Divorce is a difficult journey under any circumstances, but if you married abroad and now find yourself getting a divorce in the UK, you may be wondering if it’s possible. This is especially true when considering the different legal systems involved. According to recent statistics, the number of divorce cases involving overseas marriages is steadily…