Helpful Guides
Our guides and FAQs cut through the jargon and provide simple answers to complex legal questions. If you need to talk to someone, our team are always on hand to offer advice and support.
Divorce, Family, Finances
The Importance of a Financial Order upon Divorce | Kew Law
A financial order sets out how the matrimonial assets including property, pensions and bank accounts will be divided between the parties upon divorce. .
Children, Family
Parental Alienation | Kew Law
Parental alienation is a topic that commonly remains in the shadows, yet it’s consequences can be profoundly damaging, particularly in the context of family dynamics. .
Family, Finances
The Benefits of a Cohabitation Agreement | Kew Law
Many people in England and Wales, and across the UK, believe that common law marriage is a legal status afforded to couples in a committed relationship who cohabit (live together). .
Children, Family
Special Guardianship Orders| Kew Law
In some circumstances, it is no longer appropriate for a child to live with their birth parents. .
Children, Family
Intended Changes to the Presumption of Parental Contact | Kew Law
Under The Children Act 1989, there is a presumption, unless proven otherwise, that both parents should be involved in a child’s life. .
Children, Family
Discharging or Varying a Special Guardianship Order | Kew Law
A Special Guardianship Order is an order made by the Family Court to provide parental responsibility for a child, to another adult. .
Children, Family
Covert Recording in Children Proceedings | Kew Law
Whilst it may be tempting to record situations as they unfold for evidential purposes, the Family Justice Council has recently published guidance in relation to the use of covert recordings during family law matters, including disputes surrounding children. .
Divorce, Family, Finances
Do You Need a Financial Order in Divorce or Dissolution? | Kew Law
In England and Wales, divorce and dissolution is the legal ending of a marriage or civil partnership, respectively. .
Children, Family
Drug and Alcohol Testing in Family Court | Kew Law
Within private family court children proceedings, there can be questions about a party’s drug or alcohol use. .
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