Divorce LAW GUIDES
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Adultery as Grounds for Divorce
If your spouse commits adultery, you may decide that you can't continue to be married to them and so might choose to divorce them on these grounds. At such an emotional and difficult time, it is important to understand how you can proceed with a divorce...
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How to Respond When Served with a Divorce Petition
Separating from your spouse is likely to be a stressful and emotional time and being served with a divorce petition can be even more so. Whether you expected the divorce proceedings to be initiated or whether they have arrived without your prior knowledge,...
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How to Support Your Children when Getting a Divorce
Children can find divorce and separation especially difficult and managing their emotions can often be more complicated. If you are considering or are in the middle of a divorce, you are likely concerned about the impact this might have on your child...
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How does marriage or divorce affect your Will?
The UK sees a large number of marriages or unions, and unfortunately, a proportional amount of separations. At the time of either marriage or divorce, people hardly consider what happens to an existing Will, and understandably so. However, it is important...
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How to Cope When Your Parents Divorce
When parents divorce, the impact on children can be varied, but often great. Sometimes children believe that they were partly to blame for the break-up, sometimes they question how much of each parent they will continue to see, occasionally children...
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Unreasonable Behaviour as Grounds for Divorce
Unreasonable behaviour is the most commonly cited reason for people getting a divorce in England and Wales. More than half of all wives who petition for divorce state unreasonable behaviour as the grounds for their decision. To successfully file for...
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