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Separating finances after a relationship breakdown can feel overwhelming — particularly where there is a family home, pensions, investments, business interests, inherited funds, or unequal earning capacity. In situations like these, many people understandably turn to the court system. However, what is often misunderstood is that the family court has limited time, limited flexibility, and limited capacity  to explore creative and detailed financial solutions. Family mediation

When a relationship ends, one of the first questions is: who stays in the home and on what terms? Below is a clear, practical guide to...

Divorce isn’t just about separating lives—it’s also about untangling the financial ties that have built up over the course of a...

The Importance of a the 'very difficult' Form E in Financial Remedy Cases When resolving financial disputes following divorce or...

Amy Dixon, Mediator, McKenzie Friend and Divorce Mentor. Understanding the Welfare Checklist: How Family Court Judges Make Child...

Amy Dixon, Mediator, McKenzie Friend and Divorce Mentor. Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act: How It Can Help You Make Decisions in...