If you are married and you or your spouse have come to the conclusion that your marriage has irretrievably broken down, then you may be considering applying to the Family Court for a divorce. Similarly, if you are in a … read more
In a divorce, dissolution or separation, there are often financial issues that need to be resolved between spouses and civil partners. What is going to happen about the house? Will it be sold or transferred to one of you? What … read more
Collaborative law is an alternative to using the Family Court to resolve the financial aspect of any divorce, dissolution or separation. It can also be used to agree arrangements for children. The collaborative process is usually significantly less expensive and … read more
Armstrong Family Law can advise and represent you in relation to disputes about children, including constructive negotiations, mediation, arbitration or, if necessary, applications to the Family Court. Parents must always act in the best interests of the children. However, it … read more
Armstrong Family Law can offer legal services either by Full Representation or by its Pay As You Go service. Full Representation is just that – Armstrong Family Law handles all work necessary to progress your case from start to finish. … read more
Many people wrongly assume that if they live with a partner for long enough, they become a common law spouse and that therefore they gain the same rights as a married person. In fact, there is no such thing as … read more
Cohabitation More and more couples now live together without marrying. The Office for National Statistics reported that in 2022 that cohabiting couples had risen to 22.7% of relationships. Very few cohabitants have a clear idea of what happens if their … read more
If you are the victim of domestic violence or abuse, Armstrong Family Law can advise and represent you in relation to this, including dealing with applications to the Family Court for domestic violence injunctions and other related issues. Domestic abuse … read more
Separating from your spouse or civil partner If you and your spouse or civil partner are separating and either have not decided if there is going to be a divorce or dissolution, or if no divorce or dissolution proceedings are likely … read more
The breakdown of a relationship is one of the most stressful things that can happen to anyone. If your marriage or relationship is ending, you may feel very frightened about what the future will bring and you may dread having … read more
