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Thinking about separation can be complex and emotionally demanding. This article explains the psychological and legal factors to consider before making decisions, including children, finances, housing and timing, under the law of England and Wales.

People without children face unique legal and emotional considerations when planning wills and powers of attorney. English law still assumes traditional family structures, which can leave childless individuals and couples exposed. This article explains the common risks - and how thoughtful, compassionate planning can protect your wishes, dignity, and independence.

When one partner lives in the UK and the other in Australia, separation can raise complex legal issues. Different family law systems treat marriage, finances and unmarried couples in very different ways. This guide explains the key differences, practical challenges and why early cross-border advice matters.

Succession planning can look perfect on paper yet unravel in reality. Family dynamics, timing and behaviour often matter more than drafting alone. This article explains why succession plans so often break down in practice and what families and business owners can do to reduce that risk.

Text messages, emails and WhatsApp chats are commonly relied on in UK legal disputes. This article explains how courts in England and Wales assess digital communications as evidence and the practical issues involved.

For startups and small businesses, legal issues are rarely front-of-mind. Many founders assume that professional legal advice is either unnecessary or unaffordable, relying instead on online templates, DIY contracts, or informal agreements. While this may seem like a cost- saving measure, the reality is that these shortcuts can create significant financial and operational risks.