For many people around the world the beginning of the new decade with the year 2020 has been a year of turbulence, disruption, grief, sadness and uncertainty. COVID-19 has placed the world on hold and in lockdown. As well as adults children have also suffered at the hands of the virus as it has resulted […]

A divorce or separation is often caused by differences in thinking or actions between the couple. Following a divorce or separation the differences in a couple may continue when matters regarding their children arise. We have often seen parents being quick to pursue a court application to secure custody or contact of their children. Parents […]

Avoid an acrimonious divorce through a few simple techniques which in turn will help you minimise legal costs, time and effort in the process. Divorce is the legal end of a marriage. It is a sad reality that couples who were once in love have fallen apart. A loving relationship may have turned sour and […]

What is reasonable access for fathers depends on a number of factors and is something that should be considered with great care. Reasonable access for fathers varies significantly based on individual family circumstances, but understanding your rights and typical arrangements can help you secure meaningful time with your children. Whether you’re seeking every-other-weekend contact, midweek […]

Form E is a document which contains information about your financial status and is required should you or your spouse apply to court for a financial settlement following a divorce. This is also known as a Form E financial Statement and E form. Whilst completing a the form both partners are required to provide a […]

Many people are often confused by the terminology used in divorce proceedings and commonly query what a decree absolute is. A decree absolute is effectively the final order which confirms your marriage has ended. This is the final process of legally being divorced. Once you have received your sealed certificate you can remarry should you […]