When a marriage breaks down and divorce is on the cards, one of the most popular questions on the minds of those involved is ‘what rights do I have’ and ‘what am I entitled to’.

There are many cases of misunderstanding when it comes to the subject of children, divorce and child maintenance.

Whether in relation to celebrity or the general public, stories of divorce and family law are increasingly common in the tabloids.

Divorce settlements (known as “ancillary relief”) are complicated in themselves but the area of pensions and divorce even more so.

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North London family solicitor Shahzea Abbas Tahir has joined award-winning family law specialist firm Woolley & Co. Click on the link for more information.

Statistics show that more people separate during times of financial strain. Click on the link for the full article.

Woolley & Co, solicitors managing partner Andrew Woolley shares his views, based on many years experience, of How to Avoid a Messy Divorce. Click on the link for the full article.

Family law experts Woolley & Co solicitors have launched an online blogging service to help and reassure anyone involved in, or thinking about undertaking, legal proceedings.

Why was there no lengthy court battles, no public scrutiny, no slanging matches, why did the proverbial gloves remain firmly on with Madonna and Guy Ritchie? Collaborative Family Law, that is why!

Regardless of the circumstances leading to a divorce, feelings invariably run high when the time comes to agree a financial settlement.

A leading family law firm has issued a list of top tips to help fraught couples keep their cool during the festive season and avoid getting a divorce in the New Year.

As family law experts Woolley & Co outline, the introduction of The Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) Act 2007 on November 25, results in greater protection for the vulnerable.

According to A recent survey carried out by Woolley & Co, money was a contributing factor in at least 11 per cent of divorces.

A new kind of fast-track divorce used by Madonna and Guy Ritchie is now being championed by Cornwall based family law expert, Woolley & Co.

As the new Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission (CMEC) comes into force this week, bringing tougher enforcement orders on moonlighting parents,