If an outcome is being imposed by a third party then a degree of dissatisfaction with the outcome may be inevitable – but what is the legal route to challenging a decision?

It is a criminal offence for a parent or person with custody of a child under the age of 16 to take or send the child out of the UK without the consent of all people with parental responsibility.

One parent is not permitted to remove a child from the United Kingdom permanently without the permission of the other, or of the court.

A child arrangements order regulates living arrangements for a child and can be sought to regulate other important decisions regarding a child.

We take an initial look at the financial claims available in respect of a child when the parents are unmarried.

Our team discusses the ‘myth’ of common law marriage and the legal rights (and lack of rights) of unmarried couples in reality.

Sam, Jenny and Tim provide an overview of the season to come.

This episode explains what a pre-nuptial agreement is, their current legal status in England and Wales, and who should (or should not) consider entering into a nuptial agreement.

The process of obtaining a pre-nup, the types of provision that might be discussed and which approach to a pre-nup would work best in different situations.

The Stewarts team explain how divorce law is changing and everything you need to know for your situation.