March 21, 2025
A ‘child arrangements order’ (CAO) is an order made by the Family Courts of England & Wales setting out where a child lives, who they have contact with and how that contact is to take place.
A ‘child arrangements order’ (CAO) is an order made by the Family Courts of England & Wales setting out where a child lives, who they have contact with and how that contact is to take place.
While prenuptial agreements are a popular tool for protecting assets in the UK, they are not the only option.
Reconciliation and divorce: How the law handles second chances
In a recent appeal case, the Court of Appeal clarified whether adoption orders can be set aside when adoptive placements break down.
When going through a divorce or separation, understanding how to divide financial assets, particularly pensions, is crucial.
While the numbers of couples entering into pre-nuptial agreements or ‘prenups’ are on the rise, there are still many common misconceptions about them.
Abuse can increase around football, but everyone should be able to enjoy the match safely. Learn the options for leaving abuse behind.
This week marks the first week following the changes to the Family Procedure Rules (FPR) that came into force on 29 April 2024. But what are the changes and what do they mean for separating couples?