How is cryptocurrency shared on divorce?
With cryptocurrency being more widely discussed and readily accessible to members of the public, it is unsurprising that it is starting to feature in an increasing number of divorce cases. We answer some key questions on cryptocurrency to help you better understand...
Laura Clay-Harris elected as Norfolk Resolution Chairperson
FM Family Law are delighted to announce the appointment of Laura Clay-Harris as Chairperson of Norfolk Resolution. Resolution is a community of family justice professionals who work with families and individuals to resolve issues in a constructive way. Norfolk...
FM Family Law offers free mediation intake sessions during Family Mediation Week 2022
FM Family Law are proud to be supporting Family Mediation Week this year which runs from 17 January to 21 January 2022. This is a great opportunity to raise awareness of family mediation and the many benefits it can bring families experiencing separation. Mediation is...
2021: 10 years of FM Family Law
Throughout 2021, FM Family Law has been celebrating our 10 years of excellence in family law. In celebration of our 10th anniversary, our Norwich and Cambridge offices have each donated in support of their chosen local charities: Cambridge - Blue Smile...
Good Divorce Week 2021 – How FM Family Law can help
The image above has been generated from client feedback when they describe their experience with us. It’s Good Divorce Week this week (29 November - 3 December) and we are supporting Resolution with promoting the practical and constructive ways in which separating and...
FM Family Law wins Norfolk & Norwich Law Society Excellence in Individual Client Services Award
Pictured: (LtoR) Carla Morphett, Karen Fox, Sue Bailey, Jenny Humphrey, Laura Tuddenham, and Laura Clay-HarrisFM Family Law are proud winners of the Norfolk & Norwich Law Society Excellence in Individual Client Services Award 2021 which was awarded at the Annual...
Prenuptial agreements are more common than you think
A fifth of UK couples who had their first wedding since 2000 have a prenuptial agreement (or ‘pre-nup’). This latest research commissioned by The Marriage Foundation is thought to be the first of its kind which offers a real and genuine insight into the personal...
Latest figures reveal marriage rates fall as couples opt to cohabit instead
Recent data published from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that the number of opposite-sex marriages had fallen by 47% since 1972 whilst cohabiting couple families continue to be the fastest-growing family type. It is notable that same-sex couples are in...
Are you a parent ‘Home Alone’ during Covid19?
In light of the uncertainty surrounding how COVID-19 is going to affect family lives, we understand that separated parents are going to be feeling anxious about seeing their children if they are separated due to illness or lockdown. During this uncertain time, it is...
A ‘must read’ if you are thinking of moving in together
Are your children travelling abroad with your ex?
It can often take a lot of trust and courage to come to terms with the children’s first trip abroad. You may have fears that your ex has not cared for them for that length of time before, that they may not return from the trip, or that your child is too young to travel without you. These are common concerns.
Taking the kids abroad: Part 1
Do you have a blended family or a different last name to your kids? An administrative error can result in a check in-desk disaster and a cancelled trip. Here are our top tips to sail through passport control this Easter…