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It has long been the case that to apply for a divorce, you need to have been married for more than one year plus one day. The plus one...

This weekend I visited the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and was particularly surprised by one of their exhibits – the ‘Will of Naunakhte’. ...

So, it's going to happen next year from 1 January and will catch any fees paid on account from yesterday.  Inevitably, this will impact...

It has long been discussed that England suffers from a North/South wealth inequality. This has only been exacerbated by cuts to public...

A revealing article by top researchers about the real stories of divorcing couples.  The death of ‘meal ticket for life’ and the reality...

Well, some good news at last on a chilly March day. Let's hope it reaches the coal face and is applied to speed up the journey through...

Family mediation is one of several options that couples have to resolve children or financial issues that may arise on or following...

Parents living in Birmingham who have decided to separate or divorce in 2024 are urged to find out how to avoid courtroom confrontation...

I was just visiting the website of CAFCASS (the children and family court advisory and support service). As we approach the potentially...

At a time when the Archbishops are reviewing the faculty process for divorced ordinands, Broken Rites celebrates 40 years in existence....

Never has the adage 'you get what you pay for' rung more true. How anyone can believe that a divorce can be quick is beyond me. The...

One of the impacts of the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act which came into force in April 2022 was that for the first time,...