Reaching a financial agreement during divorce is a significant step, but it is not the end of the process. To make that agreement legally binding, it must be formalised through a Consent Order approved by…

When you reach a financial agreement on divorce, it is essential to formalise that agreement properly. Two key documents in this process are the Financial Remedy Order and the D81 Statement of Information. Together, they…

When a relationship breaks down, one of the most immediate concerns is often the family home, especially where it is legally owned by only one spouse. In these circumstances, the non-owning spouse may still have…

When dealing with child arrangements, many parents are surprised to learn that the Court does not automatically make an Order, even where there is disagreement. This is because of what is known as the “No…

The law The law governing property disputes between unmarried couples is very different from the law that applies to married couples. If the parties were married, the Court would have wide discretionary powers under the…

Non-Molestation Orders Non-Molestation Orders are made under the Family Law Act 1996. They are designed to protect an individual from harassment, threats, violence or other forms of abuse. In applications of this nature, the person…

We know that experiencing domestic abuse is devastating and seeking protection through the Family Court can feel overwhelming. For many victims and survivors, the thought of facing perpetrators in court, combined with delays and complex

We understand that navigating the complexities of the family justice system can be overwhelming, especially navigating legal jargon, unclear deadlines and an abundance of paperwork.  Whether you’re a parent, child, or involved in any family

We understand that the decision to end a marriage is one of the hardest a couple will face and it is not made easier by the prospect of having to ‘go to battle’ with one