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No-Fault Divorce was enacted on April 6th 2022 as part of the Divorce Dissolution and Separation Act 2020. It removes the need to prove that one party...

Divorce has implications for many different parts of your life, including marital finances and assets, private pension savings and the residency of an...

Separation – whether you are married or not – is rarely as simple as one party just walking out. The more finances and assets you share, t...

On Wednesday April 6th 2022, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 came into force, introducing what is commonly known as No-Fault Divorce ...

Any divorce involving one or more high net worth individuals can introduce significant extra complexity to the financial settlement, which in turn can...

This week, 17th-21st January, the annual Family Mediation Week is raising awareness of mediation and its many benefits for families. Hosted by the Fam...

For most people, Christmas is a time for family. That could be biological relatives, in-laws, children, or best friends who you regard as siblings ...

Marcia Mediation founder Marcia Lister has worked alongside a group of professionals from across South Manchester to produce ‘Your Divorce Handb...

The Ministry of Justice has launched a major nationwide consultation on the future of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in England and Wales, and i...

Divorce can happen at any age in adulthood – you just need to be married. But are some demographics more likely to separate than others? Are cer...

A common misconception among clients who are new to mediation is that mediators and solicitors are an ‘either or’ option, when in fact the...

Separation can be a challenging process even when it takes place on quite amicable terms, and even more so when there are points of dispute to try and...