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Divorce tourism is the practice of travelling to another country to take advantage of its more favourable divorce laws, and for the past 15 years UK d...

When a close friend is facing the end of a relationship – and especially the breakup of a marriage or civil partnership – it’s only ...

Join the discussion this Friday at 9am when a panel of experts answer your questions about divorce for a special event this Financial Planning Week. W...

Today is Pensions Awareness Day, and we are featuring a guest blog by Tamsin Caine, founder of Smart Divorce. Tamsin provides specialist financial adv...

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been felt across every industry and sector, and mediation is no exception. Caseloads have increased due to red...

Research reveals more than a quarter of British couples who are contemplating divorce may have delayed proceedings due to the Coronavirus pandemic. In...

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted every aspect of our daily lives, and the legal process surrounding divorce is no exception. Under normal circumstan...

In our recent article ‘Living together, marriage and civil partnership: How are they different?‘ we mentioned common-law marriage, a term ...

Remote mediation is the process of conducting a mediation session via video or phone call. All participants including the mediator communicate remotel...

If you’re going through a separation with children involved, it can be sensible for your mediator to talk to them directly, without you in the r...

If you’re in a long-term relationship, you might expect certain rights, for example a claim to your partner’s estate if they die, or some ...

Civil partnerships were originally introduced in the UK in 2004 as an equivalent to marriage for same-sex couples, but over time things have become a ...