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Sharon Murray delves into the importance of language in family law and how it ties into the work of the Family Law language Project.

Discover what to consider when preparing for divorce, including legal requirements, emotional readiness, timing, finances, and seeking professional support.

If you are considering divorce or separation, at any time of the year, here are five fundamental questions you should ask yourself.

Most people want to avoid the inevitable stress and expense of going to court to sort out the financial aspects of their separation, so what is the alternative?

Sharon Murray outlines the law around child support, setting out the three stages of a child’s life and what is required during each stage.

Summer holidays can be an anxious time for separated parents. Sharon Murray provides guidance on if your child does not return from holiday as planned.

What is “matrimonial property”?

In November 2021, the Court of Session in Edinburgh issued a judgment in a divorce case involving a family farm.

If you are planning a wedding in 2022 or are just curious about what some of the lesser known “benefits” of being married are, then read on.

The Family Law Language Project launched with the aim of helping to improve the understanding and use of language where family legal matters are discussed.

We have put together some answers to the most frequently asked questions about separating in lockdown.

Cohabitation: increasing awareness of the current regime to ensure couples are aware of the risks it presents.

There are many benefits to working with a partner or spouse, but there is also an increased risk of the business suffering if the relationship fails.