by Holly Goodliffe | Aug 5, 2026 | Family law
The Government’s recent consultation on the rights of cohabiting couples marks a significant step towards reforming an area of family law that many consider outdated. The consultation, launched on 5 June 2026 nd running until 14 August 2026, seeks views on...
by Holly Goodliffe | Apr 27, 2026 | Family law
If you’ve been unable to resolve financial matters with your former spouse, starting court proceedings may feel like the only option left. We always see this as a last resort. However, if you must commence proceedings, there are ways to reduce conflict, cost, and...
by Holly Goodliffe | Mar 24, 2026 | Family law
Associate Solicitor, Emily Prince, explains what it means to seize jurisdiction for an international divorce, and why it is important to get legal advice as soon as possible. What does it mean to seize Jurisdiction? It is increasingly common for spouses to have...
by Holly Goodliffe | Jan 23, 2026 | Family law
Accredited Hybrid Family Mediator, Samantha O’Dwyer discusses Hybrid Mediation – its benefits, and its differences to Family Mediation. What is Hybrid Mediation? Hybrid mediation brings together traditional family mediation with elements of the civil mediation model....
by Reece | Nov 12, 2025 | Family law
Have you recently separated from your partner and/or is this the first Christmas you will be on your own? Partner and head of the family law team, Estella Newbold-Brown shares her tips for surviving the Christmas break after a separation. Although Christmas is...
by Holly Goodliffe | Nov 7, 2025 | Family law
The short answer is yes: children can have a say in family mediation. However, as with many things in life, there are a few caveats. The part of the mediation process that gives children a voice is called Child Inclusive Mediation (CIM). Introduced in January 2019,...
