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Splitting Christmas between divorced parents takes planning, but it can be managed with the right approach. Our child law experts explain the main options, how to reduce conflict, and what to do if you cannot agree on how to co-parent over the holidays. H

If your marriage leaves you anxious, controlled or walking on eggshells, this guide explains the signs of emotional abuse, your legal options, and how our domestic abuse solicitors can help. Am I married to an emotional bully? Emotional bullying can build

If you're facing divorce and wondering whether your spouse could walk away with half despite contributing little financially, you're not alone. Our financial divorce experts are here to help you understand what you may be entitled to. In England and Wales

Pensions can be complicated and are often not considered in financial negotiations on separation and divorce. This article from our divorce finances experts will explore the Government's proposals regarding specific consideration of pensions in both divor

A prohibited steps order (PSO) is a family court order that stops a parent, or another person, from taking a specific action affecting a child unless the court has given its consent. Our child law experts explain what you need to know. What is a prohibite

Parental responsibility affects key decisions about your child's life. Learn who has it, how to get it, & what happens when parents disagree, under UK law.

Wondering when you can cohabit after divorce? There is no law preventing cohabitation after separation in the UK, but timing can affect your finances. Our cohabitation lawyers can explain what choosing to move in with a new partner before divorce could me

Legally ending a marriage can be complicated, and when there are religious aspects involved, too, it can feel even more uncertain. Our Islamic divorce solicitors explain how the process works, and what it means under UK law. How to divorce in Islam: The c

If you're weighing up a cohabitation agreement or a Declaration of Trust, the answer depends on what you're trying to protect. This guide, put together by our cohabitation law experts, explains the key differences and helps you work out which document is

Splitting up when you have a child but aren't married raises several legal and practical questions - and the answers aren't always what you'd expect. Our cohabitation solicitors in the UK explain your rights around children, finances, and housing in Engla