What is a Divorce Petition made up of?

If a partner dies during divorce proceedings, the divorce may stop and your legal position can change quickly. This article explains the consequences and the practical steps to protect yourself and your family.

If you’ve lost contact with your grandchild, there are practical steps and legal options available. This article explains grandparents’ rights, mediation (MIAM), and when you can apply for a Child Arrangements Order for direct or indirect contact.

Navigating family court without a lawyer? The March 2026 updated guidance on court bundles for litigants in person outlines exactly how to organise your documents, what to leave out, and the strict filing deadlines you need to meet to ensure your hearing runs smoothly.

Learn how family courts in England and Wales use participation directions and special measures to protect and support vulnerable parties facing domestic abuse, neurodivergence, or communication difficulties.

If you are worried your child could be taken out of the country without your agreement, acting quickly is essential. From applying for a Prohibited Steps Order to requesting a port alert, there are several legal tools available to you and knowing which to use can make all the difference.

Parental alienation, or ‘alienating behaviour’, is increasingly significant in family proceedings. We explain what it means, how courts approach it, and what the landmark Re Y [2026] EWFC 38 judgment means for your case.