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March 3, 2017

Energy trader’s divorce reignites fair settlements debate

The case of a successful energy trader – who is appealing against a High Court decision to award almost half of her £7 million fortune to her adulterous ex-husband – is sparking concerns among divorcing couples. The outcome of Julie Sharp’s Civil Appeal Court plea for a “fair divorce settlement” following the judgement to […]

February 24, 2017

For the children: keeping the focus on family post-divorce

February 10, 2017

A Four-step formula to reduce half-term friction

January 27, 2017

I’ve heard representing myself in court could be more costly?

September 28, 2016

Media frenzy over ‘Brangelina’ divorce: how to guarantee your privacy

May 20, 2016

Why ‘boomerang’ divorcees need a wider support network

April 15, 2016

Why judges’ pre-nups guidelines need putting into context

March 23, 2016

Why collaboration reduces the pain and cost of divorce

March 4, 2016

Routes to keep your divorce out of court

November 20, 2015

Why jaw-jaw is always better than war-war

April 2, 2015

Why £2m divorce battle puts post-nups in spotlight

August 13, 2014

Compulsory counselling on the cards for divorcing couples in Ireland

July 11, 2014

Why mediation taskforce proposals will cause further confusion

April 25, 2014

Changes to the family courts – will they boost mediation rates?

April 11, 2014

Jones Myers leads pioneering mediation service for separating couples

April 4, 2014

Why separating couples lose out as family mediation numbers plummet

March 21, 2014