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Many people find themselves in situations where they have been told to go to Court for the first time. ‘How do I get a Solicitor?’ is a very common...
I Have Been Told to Go to Court, I Need a Solicitor. What Now?
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Making Parenting Work After Separation: What’s a Parenting Plan?
A parenting plan is widely recognised as a useful tool for separated parents to identify, agree, and set out in writing the arrangements for their...
Enforcing Financial Orders After Divorce or Separation
Financial proceedings may lead to the making of financial orders, such as periodical payments by way of spousal maintenance, and in rare cases,...
Pension Orders Made Simple: Offsetting, Sharing, and Earmarking Explained
There are three main ways of approaching the redistribution of pensions on separation following divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership,...
What Is an Inquest? Information for Families and Others Going Through the Inquest Process
An inquest is a public inquiry to establish who died, when and where the deceased died, and what caused their death. An inquest is held by a Coroner...
What happens if you don’t have a Lasting Power of Attorney?
Limitations of Court-Appointed Deputies If you lose capacity—through illness, injury, or otherwise—and have not created a Lasting Power of Attorney:...