Whether you are going through a divorce, custody battle, adoption process, or dealing with any other legal issues affecting your family, this website is your trusted resource.
Our goal is to provide you with a wide range of informative and insightful blog posts that cover various aspects of family law. Written by legal experts and professionals in the field, these blog posts aim to educate, guide, and support individuals facing family law challenges.
Road traffic offences may seem straightforward, but their legal implications can be complex and severe. Many individuals underestimate the potential repercussions and opt to represent themselves without comprehensive knowledge of the law. As we’ve seen recently in the case of the Archbishop of Canterbury, getting the process of appealing a ...
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Posted 1.12.16
One in four couples are now marrying abroad, Matrimonial Law expert Emily Crick advises on the potential pitfalls couples may face.
Posted 7.11.16
Family Law Solicitor Emily Crick discusses what happens with accrued debts during the divorce process and how the Court decides 'fairness.'
Posted 30.10.16
Family Law solicitor Emily Crick discusses asset division in divorce; who gets what, who decides overall who gets what and how you can reach agreement.
Posted 28.9.16
Emily Crick solicitor in Family Law discusses a new development in contractual agreements for childcare, and whether you need to have one in place.
Posted 1.9.16
Family law solicitor Linzi Perriman discusses how a holiday can put extra strain on your marriage. Speak to the Family Legal team at Gorvins for advice.
Posted 22.7.16
Family Solicitor Nicola Fraser discusses the huge divorce settlement of a Saudi Arabian billionaire resolved in the London Court.
Posted 7.7.16
This time last year Bury St Edmunds Divorce Centre was created to centralise the divorce process. It would become the single divorce centre for London and the South East.
Posted 1.6.16
It seems that lenders are finally recognising the statistics and are considering bringing a new product to market before 2017 called a ‘divorce mortgage’.
Posted 27.4.16
No-fault divorce is a divorce where the dissolution of the marriage does not require one party to show the wrongdoing of the other party.
Posted 18.3.16
The Ministry of Justice has reported today there will be a 34% increase in divorce fees as of Monday ...
Posted 9.2.16
“Bird’s nest parenting” is a shared care arrangement which is increasingly being adopted by separating parents going through divorce.
Posted 22.12.15
Software glitch with the Ministry of Justice Financial Statement could have wide-reaching ramifications.
Posted 30.11.15
The decline in divorce is in line with a fall in the number of marriages, so it would appear more people are choosing to cohabit rather than marry.
Posted 21.10.15
The courts have overturned two divorce settlements recently but is it reason to get excited?
Posted 8.10.15
Last night saw more than eight million of us tuning in to the climactic ending of Mike Barlett’s five-part domestic drama ‘Doctor Foster’.
Posted 7.9.15
In a study of 1,000 UK adults by Gorvins Solicitors, 36% said that divorce had become easier, with 50% of over 55s in agreement.
Posted 11.8.15
Last week, a divorcing wife who achieved a ‘final’ financial settlement order giving her approximately £157,800...
Posted 2.7.15
After ten years of marriage, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, nicknamed ‘Bennifer’, made public their impending divorce
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