Six reasons why you may benefit from a Cohabitation Agreement
In any relationship, moving in together is an important milestone. Whether renting or buying a place together or moving into a house or flat that one of you already owns, it is both a significant financial and emotional commitment. However, unlike most financial...
Separating fact from fiction: prenups on screen
Prenuptial agreements, known as ‘prenups’ have become a recurring theme in television dramas, reality shows and films, often depicted as business contracts intended to protect a wealthy spouse from losing their fortune in a messy divorce. While these portrayals are...
How to prevent common property issues in a divorce
Dealing with property problems in a divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership can be legally complex. Failing to properly understand how assets are categorised, neglecting to value them correctly, or ignoring potential tax implications can result in an unfair...
Parenting plans – do I need one?
Separating from a partner when children are involved is one of life’s most difficult challenges. While you are navigating emotional upheaval following the breakdown of your relationship, you also need to make clear and practical decisions about your children and...