A ‘child arrangements order’ (CAO) is an order made by the Family Courts of England & Wales setting out where a child lives, who they have contact with and how that contact is to take place.

While prenuptial agreements are a popular tool for protecting assets in the UK, they are not the only option.

Reconciliation and divorce: How the law handles second chances

In a recent appeal case, the Court of Appeal clarified whether adoption orders can be set aside when adoptive placements break down.

When going through a divorce or separation, understanding how to divide financial assets, particularly pensions, is crucial.

 For couples looking for divorce solicitors, the collaborative approach offers several distinct advantages over the traditional court-based route.

While the numbers of couples entering into pre-nuptial agreements or ‘prenups’ are on the rise, there are still many common misconceptions about them.

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