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 A pre-nuptial agreement, otherwise known as a prenup is becoming an ever increasingly common document between couples these days. With many second or third marriages, where each party has established income and assets, the desire to protect these, should the marriage end in divorce, is a strong one. 

We all know that marriages and relationships have their high and low points, their ups and downs, their speed bumps. And each partnership will be able to recognise when the speed bumps are ahead and will have its own strategies for getting through the tough times. But how do you know when a marriage or relationship is really over? How do you know when the speed bumps are just too large to negotiate, too frequent and that it is time to take over the controls and change lanes?

 How does divorce work now?

 What is domestic abuse; 5 forms of controlling behaviour to look out for

 Our Property Department is expanding

 Domestic abuse is never a straightforward matter, and from experience we know that there is no such thing as a “typical” victim or perpetrator.

 The Domestic Abuse Act 2021; 5 major changes to be aware of

 Outline: Transparency in the Family Courts; Is this a good thing?