Under the current rules, if parties wish to divorce straightaway, they must do so based on a) one party's adultery with the party at fault confessing to such adultery or b) on the basis of one party's alleged behavior which has led to the breakdown of the marriage. With either... continue reading
The Ministry of Justice says it will announce how it intends to improve the legal requirements for divorce 'very soon' as... continue reading
The average time for completing an undefended divorce has increased by seven weeks over the course of 2018, according to figures... continue reading
You may be surprised to learn that it is not yet possible to get divorced online. The divorce courts are lagging far behind... continue reading
"No fault divorce"The Times has in recent weeks launched a campaign, in conjunction with the family lawyers' organisation... continue reading
Over 200,000 people get divorced each year. The current law on divorce is contained in the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 (MCA... continue reading
The phrase of 'quickie divorce' has become common place in today's society but with the pitfalls and perils of a life changing... continue reading
Back in 1967, the Beatles penned a track titled 'When I'm 64'. It was about whether someone would love Lennon or McCartney when... continue reading