A prenuptial agreement (widely known as a Pre-Nup) is a legal document that outlines how assets will be divided in the event of a divorce...

In the UK, divorce is governed by specific laws that aim to ensure fairness and justice, even when emotions are running high. Clients...

A recent report co-led by Emma Hitchings, a family law professor at the University of Bristol published findings about the public's...

A great discussion/ summary article setting out the benefits of private hearings in divorce. From experience, the additional cost of...

Another week, another excellent judgment for practitioners to be aware of here, shared by members of 1 Hare Court Chambers who...

An interesting case (ST v AR [2025] EWFC 4), and informative summary here by Jessica Reid, regarding the ringfencing of inherited wealth...

As Family Mediation Week is well underway, it is key to flag mediation as one of your options and the importance of choosing the right...

New Family Procedure Rules mean that all parties need to consider non-court-dispute resolution (NCDR) to resolve their disputes before...

It has been reported this week that, between April 2022 and April 2024, a total of 96 applications for divorce were made on the first...

It has been reported in the Guardian this week that current and retired teachers who are going through divorce have said “their lives are...

Financial Dispute Resolution hearings - or FDRs - are an integral part of the court process for dealing with the financial issues which...

An argument you would not usually see deployed in divorce proceedings, and certainly an interesting case.  Mr Vince is no stranger to the...