Divorce and Separation

February 9, 2018

Our divorce is inevitable – what are the first steps I need to take?

The realisation that divorce is inevitable can result in wide-ranging emotions spanning despair, frustration – and fear of starting all over again. It is very rare that the person instigating the break up, or the partner who is being left, are prepared for the collapse of the marriage.

February 6, 2018

‘Grandma we love you’: The vital role of grandparents during divorce

January 12, 2018

My divorce is inevitable – what steps do I need to take?

December 19, 2017

Protection needed for cohabiting couples – more of your questions answered

December 15, 2017

Five steps to reduce seasonal stress and keep relationships on track

November 10, 2017

Five reasons why collaboration helps to keep divorcing couples on the right track

October 27, 2017

Managing money post-divorce – how we help vulnerable wives to move forward

October 19, 2017

Jones Myers in the media spotlight as we further expand our children’s law expertise

October 6, 2017

Dr Foster: a stark reminder why children should never be pawns in parents’ battles

September 29, 2017

Will divorce exams become the latest Chinese export?

August 25, 2017

Why naming and shaming adulterers is a great leap backwards

August 18, 2017

Why the dinosaurs’ days are numbered in the current child support system

August 4, 2017

Should all judges compile a ‘Dear Sam’ letter when putting children’s interests first?

July 28, 2017

A formula for cohabiting couples to protect their finances

July 21, 2017

More child maintenance loopholes reinforce why family courts should rule on payments

July 6, 2017

Steps to take if your ex won’t provide details of the Cash Equivalent Transfer Value of a pension

June 23, 2017