Divorce and Technology
Technology is slowly changing every aspect of our lives, including the divorce process. Social media and new apps are taking privacy to new extremes. On one hand a vengeful Tweet can make very intimate details …
Technology is slowly changing every aspect of our lives, including the divorce process. Social media and new apps are taking privacy to new extremes. On one hand a vengeful Tweet can make very intimate details …
When you have decided that divorce is the only option you will already have a lot to think about and will need to avoid unnecessary stress. Therefore it is vital that you find a good …
On 22nd October the law will change slightly regarding shared parenting after a divorce. Currently, the law involves a presumption of shared parenting, unless there are reasons why one parent should not have access to …
New government figures show that over 60% of parents are now representing themselves in court to decide on arrangements for their children. This figure has risen dramatically since the cut in legal aid for most …
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Many couples are choosing to cohabit without marrying and many cohabiting couples do not intend on getting married, even though they see each other as life partners. This may be for financial, political or personal …
Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, are growing in popularity in the UK. They are very popular in the US and have come to the attention of the UK media through various celebrity marriages and break-ups. But …