Senior Associate Sarah Gillen, based in Surrey, explores how couples who are aligned on the purpose of their marriage (or cohabiting relationship), and are open and honest about their views on this from the outset, actually lay a more solid foundation for their relationship and can also, if it came to it, have more amicable... The post How to future proof for an amicable divorce appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more

The first working Monday of the new year is famously known as ‘Divorce Day’, the biggest day for divorce enquiries to family law solicitors in the calendar year. Typically, this is because normality starts to settle in after the festive rush. Those who have put off enquiring about divorce until after Christmas are ready to... The post Divorce Day – starting your divorce journey in 2025 appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more

Divorce is a significant life change, and often a first interaction with family law in England and Wales. While the legal process may seem daunting, understanding the process and your rights can make a meaningful difference. This guide focuses on divorce and civil partnership dissolution in England and Wales, to help you move forward with... The post The 2025 Guide to Divorce in England and Wales appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more

In the UK, when you purchase a property with another person, you have the option to hold it either as joint tenants or as tenants in common. The key difference between these two types of ownership lies in how ownership is divided and what happens to the property if one of the owners passes away... The post Understanding Tenants in Common: A guide for UK property owners appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more

The Law Commission has published a scoping report dealing with financial remedies on divorce and dissolution on 18 December 2024.  This report has been prepared to ascertain whether the current law provides a cohesive-enough framework for couples going through divorce or dissolution, to identify problems with the current law, and to suggest models for which... The post Law Commission publishes scoping report on financial remedies appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more

Co-parenting at Christmas often means juggling chaos, compromise, and creative scheduling, all with the added pressure to keep the peace and make the holidays special. Here are our tips for the weeks ahead. From working out holiday plans together and navigating more frequent interactions with your ex, to involving new partners and maintaining ties with... The post Co-parenting at Christmas: Tips for a peaceful holiday season appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more

Spending Christmas alone for the first time after a separation can be tough, but Kate Nestor, an experienced divorce coach, is here to help. With her compassionate approach and wealth of expertise, Kate provides practical strategies and emotional support to help you take control, find small joys, and create a holiday that feels right for... The post How to embrace being single at Christmas appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more

Spending Christmas alone for the first time after a separation can be tough, but Kate Nestor, an experienced divorce coach, is here to help. With her compassionate approach and wealth of expertise, Kate provides practical strategies and emotional support to help you take control, find small joys, and create a holiday that feels right for... The post How to embrace being single at Christmas appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more

The festive period is around the corner, and with it often comes more socialising, time spent with work colleagues and family friends, and more merriment around food and drink. Whilst it’s often called the season of joy, for some couples it can be a testing time. Instances of cheating and affairs increase during the Christmas... The post Christmas cheating: navigating festive affairs appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more

In recent years, there’s been growing interest in the concept of the “tradwife,” or traditional wife, a term that sparks both intrigue and controversy. Rooted in nostalgia for 1950s gender roles, tradwives embrace a lifestyle centred around homemaking, child-rearing, and supporting their husband as a sole breadwinner. While for some this choice offers fulfilment and... The post The Tradwife Movement: Understanding potential risks and legal implications for UK tradwives appeared first on Stowe Family Law ..read more