What is a Spouse entitled to in a Divorce Settlement in the UK?
Learn about what a spouse is entitled to in a UK divorce settlement, including asset division, financial support, and key factors influencing settlements.
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The GEsols Blog - Family Law Articles
Family Law Guidance from Gavin Edmondson Solicitors
Family law issues can be emotionally complex and legally challenging. Our Family Law blog brings together clear, practical guidance on the matters that most commonly affect families — from child arrangements and parental disputes to divorce, relocation, and court proceedings.
Written by experienced family solicitors, these articles are designed to help you understand your rights, your options, and what to expect at each stage of the legal process. Whether you are navigating a dispute, preparing for court, or simply looking for clarity, our aim is to make family law more accessible and easier to understand.
We regularly publish guidance on key family law topics, including Child Arrangements Orders, parental responsibility, relocation disputes, mediation, and Family Court hearings. Our articles reflect current legal practice in England and Wales and focus on real-world situations faced by parents and families.
If you require tailored advice on your specific circumstances, our Family Law solicitors are available to provide confidential, practical support.
How Long Can a Spouse Delay a Divorce in the UK?
The divorce process in the UK can add up to about 26 weeks in total. However, your spouse can delay the divorce beyond that timeline. Find out how and why.
Read moreHow Much Does A Divorce Cost If Both Parties Agree
Discover how much a divorce can cost when both parties agree in the UK, including solicitor fees, court costs, and ways to minimise expenses.
Read moreUsing Self-Defence As A Defence To Allegations Of Domestic Violence
Facing domestic violence allegations? Learn how self-defence can be a valid legal strategy and what it takes to prove your case with Gavin Edmondson Solicitors.
Read moreDomestic Violence - Restraining Orders Versus Non-Molestation Orders
Confused about restraining orders vs. non-molestation orders? Learn the key differences and how to seek protection in the UK with Gavin Edmondson Solicitors' expert guidance.
Read moreMale Victims Of Domestic Abuse In The UK: Understanding The Challenges And Legal Support Available
Domestic abuse affects men too. Discover the legal options and support services available for male victims in the UK with Gavin Edmondson Solicitors' expert advice.
Read moreCoercive Control And Sentencing Guidelines In The UK: A Legal Guide
Understand coercive control, its legal implications, and UK sentencing guidelines. Gavin Edmondson Solicitors offers expert support for victims and accused individuals.
Read moreHow To Obtain A Restraining Order: A Legal Guide
Discover how to apply for a restraining order in the UK. Protect yourself from abuse or harassment with expert legal advice from Gavin Edmondson Solicitors.
Read moreTOLATA Claims: What You Need to Know
Learn how TOLATA claims help resolve property disputes between cohabiting couples, including legal ownership, beneficial interest, and court procedures.
Read moreSeparation Agreements FAQ’s
This FAQ explains how separation agreements work, their benefits, and when they are used to formalise financial and living arrangements without going to court.
Read moreA Legal Guide To Financial Remedy: What You Need to Know
Discover how financial remedy orders work in divorce and separation cases, including how assets are divided and what factors the court considers.
Read moreContested Financial Remedy: What You Need To Know
Learn what happens when financial remedy orders are contested during divorce, including court procedures, potential outcomes, and how to prepare your case.
Read moreWhy Is Financial Remedy Important and Do I Need It?
Understand why securing a financial remedy order is essential after separation or divorce, and how it ensures fair division of assets and long-term financial stability.
Read moreCohabitation Disputes: What You Need to Know
Explore how cohabiting couples can resolve disputes over property, finances, and children, and learn the legal options available for unmarried partners.
Read moreCohabitation Agreements FAQs
Find out why cohabitation agreements are important for unmarried couples. This FAQ covers financial rights, property ownership, and protection in the event of separation.
Read moreCivil Partnership Disputes: What You Need To Know
Understand your legal rights and options when facing a civil partnership dispute, including property, financial matters, and dissolution proceedings in England and Wales.
Read moreDivorcing? Supreme Court clarifies what must be shared and what stays yours
The Supreme Court's Standish ruling clarifies what happens to non-matrimonial assets in divorce. Find out what it means for you—especially if you brought wealth into the marriage.
Read moreWe’re Back at #2 in the UK for Family Law on ReviewSolicitors!
We've regained our #2 national ranking for family law on ReviewSolicitors! Trusted UK family solicitors for divorce, child arrangements, and financial remedy.
Read moreChild Arrangements Orders in Cheshire: A Family Solicitor’s Guide to Child Custody
Need help with child arrangements in Cheshire? Our expert family solicitors at Gavin Edmondson provide trusted advice on Child Arrangements Orders, Specific Issue Orders & more.
Read moreGrandparents’ Rights in Child Custody & Child Arrangements | Cheshire Guide
Do grandparents have legal rights to see their grandchildren? Learn how to apply for a Child Arrangements Order or Guardianship with expert family court lawyers in Cheshire.
Read moreWho Is More Likely To Get Child Custody – The Mother Or the Father?
Who is more likely to get child custody in the UK – mother or father? Learn the grounds for full custody, reasons a parent may not get joint custody, and how fathers can get full custody in the UK.
Read moreHow To Prepare For A Child Custody Hearing: A Step-By-Step Guide
Learn how to prepare for a final hearing in Family Court UK, including what happens at a DRA hearing, how long a final hearing lasts, and how child custody decisions are made.
Read moreWhat Happens If My Ex-Partner Won’t Let Me See My Child?
My ex won’t let me see my child. Can they legally stop contact? Learn your rights, options without court, and how UK family law protects parents.
Read moreCan I Stop My Ex-Partner From Moving Away With Our Child?
Expert family law guidance on whether you can legally stop your ex-partner from relocating with your child under UK law.
Read moreWhat Is A MIAM And What Is A C100 Form?
Learn what a MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) is, when you need a C100 form, and how the child arrangements court process works in the UK.
Read moreI am getting divorced – what will happen to my inheritance?
Learn how inheritance is treated in divorce, including inheritance after separation, future inheritance UK and how to protect assets from divorce.
Read morePrenups in the UK: What You Need to Know Before Marriage
Thinking about a prenup? Learn what prenuptial agreements mean, how they work in the UK, and whether they are legally binding.
Read moreWhat Happens If My Partner Won’t Agree to a Divorce?
Can you get divorced if your spouse refuses? Find out how UK no fault divorce works when one partner does not agree.
Read moreDivorce and Pensions in the UK
Learn how pensions are treated during divorce in the UK, including pension sharing, offsetting, valuations and financial settlements.
Read moreDivorce and the family home
Find out what happens to the family home during divorce in the UK, including property rights, ownership, mortgage considerations and possible settlement options.
Read moreWhat is financial abuse in relation to a divorce settlement?
In this latest blog we learn more about financial abuse in a divorce settlement. Need legal advice? Contact Gavin Edmondson Solicitors today for a consultation.
Read moreWhat happens to the family business in a divorce?
What happens to a family business in a divorce? Discover how business assets are assessed, valued and divided during divorce proceedings, including limited companies, partnerships and self-employed businesses.
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