Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ 2025 Budget introduced a wide range of tax, benefit and cost-of-living measures that could have a direct impact on families going through divorce or separation. Whether you’re negotiating a financial settlement, discussing child...Read MoreTags: child maintenance, spousal maintenance, divorce finances, pension sharing, family law UK, 2025 Budget, tax changes UK, benefits reform, energy bills, ISA limits, settlement negotiations, cost of living, housing and divorce, paradigm family law, financial remedy
In a landmark judgment (UK Supreme Court Judgment: For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers [2025] UKSC 16) that is set to influence sex and gender law for years to come, the UK Supreme Court has decided that the Equality Act 2010 defines “woman” and “sex” by...Read MoreTags: UK Supreme Court, Equality Act 2010, gender law UK, biological sex legal definition, Gender Recognition Certificate, For Women Scotland case, public board appointments, legal definition of woman, women-only spaces, single-sex services, GRA 2004, gender reassignment protection, sex discrimination law, paradigm family law, family law UK
What really happens to your money when you divorce? A new study has the answer and the findings are eye-opening. Funded by the Nuffield Foundation, this large-scale research surveyed over 2,400 divorcees and conducted in-depth interviews with a further 53...Read MoreTags: divorce UK, financial settlement, divorce finances, pension sharing, property division, family law UK, legal advice divorce, divorce court order, WhatWouldAJudgeSay, divorce statistics UK, separation advice, divorce planning, financial disclosure, paradigm family law, no fault divorce
The Debate: Should domestic abuse influence divorce settlements? Divorce cases involving domestic abuse are increasingly coming under scrutiny, as advocates push for reforms to how the UK legal system considers abuse and misconduct during financial settlements. This...Read MoreTags: high net worth divorce, domestic abuse, divorce settlements, financial settlements, abuse and divorce, domestic violence law, divorce solicitors UK, legal support for abuse victims, matrimonial causes act, conduct in divorce cases, UK divorce reform, economic abuse, paradigm family law, family law UK
The digital age has revolutionised how we communicate and document our lives. But with this convenience comes a new challenge for family law: the rise of manipulated photos and videos as evidence in divorce proceedings. Faked Evidence, Real Problems Imagine this:...Read MoreTags: Fixed Fee Divorce Lawyers, family law UK, legal advice divorce, manipulated evidence, divorce proceedings, deepfake technology, fake evidence in court, digital forensics, metadata analysis, doctored photos, court evidence tampering, family law solicitors UK, divorce and technology, detecting deepfakes, paradigm family law, deepfake
