Tracey Miller Blog

One of the biggest changes to UK divorce law in 50 years is set to come into force on 6th April 2022 – ‘no fault’ divorce. Liverpool divorce lawyer Tracey Miller explains what the changes will mean for couples facing separation.

A new study by the Marriage Foundation has suggested that couples who had expensive weddings are more likely to divorce. But is this all there is to the story? Liverpool divorce solicitor Tracey Miller takes a closer look.

During something as emotionally difficult as a divorce, having the right support is crucial. Friends and family can be a key source of help, whether just as a shoulder to cry on or for more practical support. If someone you know is going through a separation, it’s useful to know how you can help. Here are our top tips:

According to the official figures, the number of divorces dropped during the Covid-19 pandemic. However, family law experts are warning that the true picture of relationship breakdown in the UK could actually be quite different – due to factors such as court delays, shifting family priorities and technical errors.

Divorce can be a scary leap into the unknown. You can’t always control what happens, but what you can do is arm yourself with knowledge. The better prepared and informed you are, the stronger your position.