The beginning of a New Year can be the turning point in many relationships. Having spent time with family and friends over the Christmas period it can put pressure on a marriage that is already fragile.

Is it your view that all Family Solicitors are “hard wired” to operate competitively and aggressively with little attention being paid to what clients actually want and their shared concerns about any children now and in the future? Hopefully that is far from reality but it is often the perception. If you want to ensure you have an amicable and civilized separation but with a fair and appropriate outcome Collaborative Family Law may be the best way for you, your spouse and the whole family.

Family law has been undergoing huge changes in recent years and is one area of law that is constantly evolving and developing.

As part of putting children first it is important you consider alternatives to Court proceedings. Court proceedings are stressful for all involved, especially for your children.

Collaborative Family Law Week (#CFLW) takes place from the 3rd to the 7th of October to raise awareness of the benefits of Collaborative Law for couples that are separating.

Collaborative Family Law Week (#CFLW) takes place from the 3rd to the 7th of October to raise awareness of the benefits of Collaborative Law for couples that are separating.

It is well known that with a New Year comes a new outlook on life for many people. A New Year brings an opportunity for you to reflect and revaluate what you want from life.

Collaborative Family Law Week (#CFLW) takes place from the 3rd to the 7th of October to raise awareness of the benefits of Collaborative Law for couples that are separating.