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Opposite Sex Civil Partnerships – What’s the difference?
The 31st December 2019 marked the eagerly awaited first day of registration of heterosexual couples entering into civil partnerships. This official day follows the Civil Partnership (Opposite-Sex Couples)
Continue readingDivorce – It’s not your fault
Quite often the most sensible solution is divorce, but sometimes no one is at fault. What then is the best way to resolve the matter? There is now a much needed reform to current family law. Eve
Continue readingIf you’re tempted by online divorce, tread carefully!
Thankfully, things are getting simpler for couples who want to go their separate ways. Perhaps you’ve read in the news recently that the stress of applying for a divorce could be eased thanks to a new
Continue readingGrandparents’ right to see grandchildren after divorce could be protected
Divorce and separation can be a huge emotional drain on all involved, but one element that is all too often overlooked is the relationship between grandparents and their grandchildren. When access to grandchildren
Continue readingIs Gary Lineker right about us divorce lawyers?
By Stephen Wilmot, Family Law Solicitor, Tunbridge Wells We solicitors do have a moderately painful reputation … and of course, we can have a laugh about it at parties. But I’m on a mission to
Continue readingAre online divorce services really a good idea?
By Tina Hylands, Family Law Specialist, Edenbridge If you’re in the throes of a relationship breakdown, you may have seen recent news about an even quicker online divorce service. The Co-op has launched
Continue readingA Wake-up Call For Cohabiting Couples
New research from family law group Resolution has revealed that the millions of unmarried couples who live together could be unaware of their rights. As the number of cohabiting couples has more than doubled
Continue reading5 myths about divorce to leave behind in 2018
Sadly, not everyone will be popping champagne corks as the clock strikes midnight this New Year’s Eve. For those in unhappy marriages, it’s often the start of a new year that triggers the decision
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