Do I have to disclose my financial information as part of my divorce?

We explain when and why financial information needs to be disclosed during a divorce and the risks that come with non-disclosure.
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We explain when and why financial information needs to be disclosed during a divorce and the risks that come with non-disclosure.

Find out how the law works and the available routes to safeguard your clinical negligence compensation from financial settlements in divorce proceedings.

The choice of fertility treatment provider and the method used can have wide reaching implications when it comes to the legal parenthood of a child born through assisted reproductive treatment.

A family lawyer bravely reflects on her own experience of divorce and explains the essential self-care tips that she picked up along the way.

The latest statistics suggest that we’re seeing fewer domestic violence applications at the Family Court. Is this because less abuse is happening?

Our family lawyers explore reality dating shows that involve marriage such as Love is Blind UK and the misconceptions around prenuptial agreements.

Here, Jo-Anna Jellings explains how a domestic abuse defence can be used to block a child’s return under the Hague Convention.

Our family lawyers explain how the court decides whether money that was given by a family member is a gift or a loan and whether it needs to be repaid.

Our Head of Family Cara Nuttall offers her expert guidance to parents whose ex-partner hasn’t returned their child after a holiday or contact.

Our family law team advised an engaged business owner to create a prenuptial agreement to protect her business in the unlikely event of a future divorce.

Our family law team helped a young entrepreneur to reach a suitable financial settlement in highly contested court proceedings following his divorce.

The addition of VAT on school fees will be a concern for some separated families, where a parent may be obliged to pay school fees as part of a court order.