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  • How to sell a house during a divorce
    Not sure how to sell a house during a divorce? By the end of this article, our UK specialist divorce lawyers will help you understand if you can sell your house during a divorce, what happens if you have children, and how this works in a financial settlement. Ending your marriage is incredibly stressful, and you will likely feel additional pressure when thinking about how to... […]
    Zanariah Webster
  • How to future proof for an amicable divorce
    Knowing how to divorce amicably isn’t as straightforward as it seems. By the end of this guide, our UK divorce lawyers will share how to get through a divorce amicably, how to keep the process civil for the kids, and a 5-step checklist to follow to help you divorce peacefully. What is an amicable divorce in the UK? An amicable divorce simply means... […]
    Sophie Croft
  • Divorce and property: What you need to know
    The family home will be treated as a matrimonial asset during divorce proceedings. So, you will need to decide what to do with your home when you separate. Find out how property is treated during the process and what you and your ex-spouse are entitled to.  During divorce, you will need to consider the division of your belongings and assets. There are several assets... […]
    Zanariah Webster
  • The divorce process in the UK
    Understanding the divorce process in the UK is essential for anyone considering this major life transition. By the end of this article, you will understand the UK divorce process step by step and how long the proceedings will take. In this guide, our divorce lawyers break down the process of getting a divorce in the UK, understanding how... […]
    Rebecca Bridson
  • Signs your partner doesn’t love you anymore: recognising the difference between a rough patch and a changed relationship
    By the end of this article, qualified divorce coach Kate Nestor will help you understand the signs that could suggest your partner doesn’t love you anymore, how relationships can change over time, and how to approach any concerns. Few relationship fears cut quite as deeply as wondering whether the person you love still feels the... […]
    Kate Nestor
  • What is a D81 form in divorce?
    By the end of this blog, our UK financial divorce specialists will tell you what a D81 form is, what the difference is between a Form E and D81, and the common mistakes people make when filling out a D81 form. What is a D81 form in divorce?  A D81 form, also known as a Statement of Information form, provides the courts with an... […]
    Judit Kerese
  • A once-in-a-generation moment – Cohabitation reform is on the horizon
    5th June 2026 marks a momentous moment in family law history. The Government has announced the start of a consultation exploring modern family structures and how best to support those at financial risk. The proposals for reform centre around rights for cohabiting couples, alongside support for victims of domestic abuse. For those of us who... […]
    Rachel Roberts
  • Effects of divorce on health and wellbeing, and how to manage them
    Divorce is often spoken about in terms of legal processes, finances, and family changes, but one of the biggest impacts is on our physical and mental health. This is true even when separation is the right choice, as it can still bring huge uncertainty, changes to routine, and day-to-day stability.  Alana Ellis, fitness and lifestyle... […]
    Alana Ellis
  • World Narcissistic Abuse Awareness Day
    Monday 1st June marks World Narcissistic Abuse Awareness Day 2026. Narcissistic abuse is a commonly discussed but often very misunderstood form of abuse. Narcissistic Abuse Awareness Day aims to validate the experiences of survivors and improve education around psychological and emotional abuse. It can be very difficult to spot the signs of a narcissist, and... […]
    Liza Gatrell
  • The risks of DIY divorce
    With the cost of what feels like everything in life increasing in price, more and more people are considering DIY divorce. Whether that be an online divorce or a traditional divorce that you do yourself (with no legal advice). Yes, these are both initially cheaper ways to get divorced, but there are numerous risks that could lead to it actually costing you more money. In this blog, our UK... […]
    Zanariah Webster