Explore what parental alienation is, the warning signs to look out for, and how it can affect children. The Family Law team can provide clear, confidential advice to help you take the right next steps.
Explore what parental alienation is, the warning signs to look out for, and how it can affect children. The Family Law team can provide clear, confidential advice to help you take the right next steps.
Switalskis is investing in training programmes that support colleagues to train and qualify through a range of routes, enabling them to choose pathways that suit their circumstances.
Leaving someone you’re married to is a big step, but if you are wanting to do this the best way is through a divorce. A divorce is the legal ending of a marriage. If you’re in a civil partnership it is called a dissolution, but the process is the same.
When going through a divorce, updating your Will is often overlooked. However, a Final Order of Divorce (formerly known as a Decree Absolute) can have a significant impact on how your Will operates. Understanding this effect is essential to ensure your estate is dealt with in line with your wishes and to avoid unintended consequences for your loved ones.
The festive period can be a joyful time for families, but for parents undergoing separation, it can also bring added pressure. Changes to routine, heightened emotions and competing expectations can make co-parenting feel more challenging than usual. However, with a mindful planning and communication, Christmas can still be a positive experience for children.
Switalskis has appointed Bradie Pell as solicitor and head of its family law team in Sheffield. In her new role, Bradie will lead the Sheffield office while collaborating with the firm’s national family team directors to enhance Switalskis’ family law offering.
Learn why a family court may reject a financial agreement after divorce. Understand consent orders, disclosure requirements, and how to avoid delays with expert family law advice.
Explore practical alternatives to court in a divorce, including mediation, collaborative law, arbitration and solicitor-led negotiation. Learn how these options save time, reduce conflict and give you more control, with guidance from specialist divorce lawyers.