Financial remedy orders following divorce or dissolution are principally made under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973. The court considers all the circumstances, …
Financial remedy orders following divorce or dissolution are principally made under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973. The court considers all the circumstances, …
An order must be read carefully and as a whole. The precise wording, dates, conditions and any attached schedule are what matter—not …
Separation does not always lead to an easy co-parenting relationship. When communication between parents regularly results in arguments, accusations, repeated messages or …
Child arrangements can be challenging even when both parents are trying to cooperate. When the other parent appears controlling, manipulative, highly confrontational …
Going to a child arrangements hearing can feel daunting, particularly when emotions are high and the future of your relationship with your …
Understanding the Financial Settlement Process in Family Court A Step-by-Step Guide to Financial Remedy Proceedings When a marriage breaks down, many people …
By Family Harmony Ltd When parents separate, most important decisions about a child can be agreed between them. Unfortunately, there are times …
By Family Harmony – Clear, Calm, and Straightforward Support Starting a divorce can feel overwhelming. Most people aren’t sure where to begin, …
Gatekeeping is the court’s initial review of your application. A legal adviser or judge will assess: What the case is about Whether …
By Family Harmony When families separate, parenting doesn’t stop—it simply changes shape. One of the most common challenges we see is differences …
By Family Harmony Let’s be honest—co-parenting isn’t about being best friends with your ex.It’s about raising children properly, despite the relationship breaking …
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(Final Hearing – Financial Remedy) By the time you reach Final Hearing, the Judge already knows the paperwork. This statement is your …
By James Thornton Family Law Generative AI tools like ChatGPT have become part of everyday life. Parents use them for everything from …
So, you’re going to family court as a litigant in person — no solicitor, no legal team, just you. And suddenly you …
Have you ever wondered what it’s actually like going to family court? Most people imagine something out of a TV drama — …
Family Harmony sees self-represented parents every day — brave souls doing their best in a system that can feel like navigating a …
A solicitor appointed by the court as a Qualified Legal Representative (QLR) in ongoing family court proceedings has been discharged from that …
The BBC has reported on a family court case highlighting parental alienation, where one parent attempts to turn a child against the …
The Family Harmony Official Office celebrated its grand opening on September 4th, an event officiated by Test Valley Mayor, Councillor Gordon Bailey. …
When families find themselves in court, particularly where there are concerns around drug or alcohol misuse, the court can order testing to …
When attending Family Court, how you present yourself and conduct your behaviour matters greatly. The way you communicate can influence how the …
Grandparents often play a vital role in the lives of their grandchildren – offering love, support, and a sense of family history. …
The Family Justice Council (FJC) has published guidance for professionals and litigants who represent themselves on the use of covert recordings in …
Separation is rarely easy, especially when children are involved. For some parents, one particular fear can feel very real — what happens if …
Updated 30 March 2025 Parents and children experiencing shorter family court hearings following a government review is “encouraging”, a minister has said. …
Understand the Court Process Know the Types of Orders: Familiarise yourself with different orders, such as Child Arrangement Orders, Non-Molestation Orders, and Financial …
Parental Alienation and Its Impact on Children Parental alienation is a devastating reality for many families. It occurs when one parent manipulates …
Understanding Family Court Judges: Who Handles Your Case? Different types of judges and magistrates may be involved when family disputes go to …