Divorce law reform is finally on the horizon
Divorce laws in England and Wales have been due a review for some time now. It’s been a staggering 50 years since the la[...]
Hannah Hodgkinson
The Tini Owens divorce case and No-Fault Divorce – what’s happened so far?
You’ve probably seen the coverage regarding Tini Owens in the news recently. This story has sparked debate over the last[...]
Tips for helping your friend through a divorce
We all know that a true friend is one that sticks by us when the going gets tough, but when a friend is going through di[...]
How Style Can Boost Your Confidence During Divorce
Jacynth Bassett, founder of The Bias Cut shares her tips on using style to boost your confidence during or post-divorce.[...]
Top 10 Reasons for Divorce
The latest stats from the Office for National Statistics show that unreasonable behaviour (one of the reasons you can us[...]
Valentine’s Day – The Divorce Survival Guide
Here it comes again, Valentine’s Day; the day when the whole world seems to be loved up and happy. A weather girl will p[...]
Who keeps the cat? All your pet custody questions answered
In the UK, almost half of all households have pets, with the pet population at around 54 million.* That’s a lot of furry[...]
Divorce Day – 8th January 2018 – Fact or Fiction
Families across the UK are enjoying the Christmas holidays, but some couples will not be joining in the festive cheer th[...]
The effect of divorce on your mental health
Divorce and separation is an emotional journey with legal and financial consequences. Whilst the legal and financial pro[...]
amicable raises angel investment to help more couples to separate amicably
amicable is delighted to announce that we have successfully secured £472,260 from a remarkable group of angel investors.[...]
Get involved with Grayson Perry’s new Channel 4 documentary
amicable is working with Channel4 on a ground-breaking new documentary series with Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson P[...]
Divorce rates in 2016 – the highest this decade
Latest stats from the Office of National Statistics reveal divorce rates in 2016 have increased for the first time in fi[...]
Examples of Unreasonable Behaviour
We do not have ‘no-fault divorce’ in England and Wales which means, one person has to divorce the other, turning the pro[...]
Desertion As The Ground For Divorce – What You Need To Know
What does ‘desertion’ mean when it comes to divorce? Desertion in English and Welsh law is defined as one person in the [...]
Grounds for Divorce – Adultery (What you need to know)
In English and Welsh law adultery can be used as a ‘fact’ for the Grounds for Divorce if you want to prove that your mar[...]
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