Divorce
Calls for ADR renewed as ‘Divorce Month’ begins
Family charity calls for greater take-up of out-of-court options for separatin
Is your contribution 'special' enough?
The case law on special contributions shows the court has set the threshold inordinately high for parties seeking to deviate from equality, writes Lar
Family law themes of the year
Sarah Hutchinson and Elizabeth Burch discuss key family cases, including developments in the law on nuptial agreements and the emphasis on the voice of the
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Rise in work for family lawyers despite low divorce rate
Solicitors attribute falling figures to rise in cohabitation and legal ai
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The government needs to be brave and introduce no fault divorce
Removing fault from online proceedings could ease the courts’ administrative burden and lowe
Never work with animals?
Pet nups are on the rise as exes seek clarity over ownership upo
The journalese of divorce
The law recognises the length of a marriage and relevance of non-financial contributions, so why doesn’t the media, asks Pipp
Promoting ‘out of court’ divorce
The courts are no longer viewed as places for determining disputes, but as valuable real estate to be plundered, writes Marily
Four out of five couples ignore divorce law
MIAMs will not be effective until 2022, suggesting an ‘embarrassing failure’ of governmen
