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.
Children, Family
What is Parental Alienation? | Family Law UK | Kew Law
Parental alienation is the deliberate manipulation or coercion of a child by one parent towards the other parent.
Divorce, Family, Finances
Divorce; Splitting Assets In The UK | Family Law Advice | Kew Law
When going through a divorce, it is necessary to resolve the ‘matrimonial finances’.
Divorce, Family, Finances
Divorce and Cryptocurrency | Kew Law
Cryptocurrency is an unregulated currency, which can pose difficulties when dealing with the matrimonial finances during the divorce process.
Family, Finances
What Is A Cohabitation Agreement? | Is It Legally Binding In The UK?
Cohabitation agreements are important agreements for unmarried couples who live together or intend to live together in the future. .
Children, Family
Can You Change Your Child’s Surname?
Parental alienation is the deliberate manipulation or coercion of a child by one parent towards the other parent.
Family, Finances
Freezing Orders
Freezing orders are designed to prevent a person from dissipating or disposing of assets during the process of a separation or divorce, until the conclusion of any financial dispute. .
Children, Family
The Family Court and considerations regarding ‘parental alienation’
Parental alienation is the deliberate manipulation or coercion of a child by one parent towards the other parent.
Divorce, Family, Finances
Spousal Maintenance | Family Law
Are you worried about your finances following divorce and how you are going to pay to look after yourself and the children? .
Children, Family
Special Guardianship Orders | Family Law
A Special Guardianship Order, or an SGO, is an order made under the Children’s Act 1989 which gives a successful applicant parental responsibility for the child in question, which can be used to the exclusion of any other person, even if they also have parental responsibility. .
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