Tracey Miller Blog

As the cost-of-living crisis bites, there’s been a reported rise in a particular trend in family living arrangements. It’s called nesting or birdnesting, and it’s where divorced parents manage childcare by rotating in and out of the family home. But what exactly is it, and what are the benefits behind this arrangement?

You might think that most disputes in divorce cases are related to money. But actually, it can be matters closer to the heart, such as pets, that can cause the most disagreements.

One of the most difficult things to navigate during divorce is sharing parenting responsibilities with your ex-spouse.

Celebrity divorces almost always involve vast amounts of wealth, from luxury Mediterranean villas and fleets of supercars to priceless artwork - and even more unusual assets like racehorses. The press has a field day whenever a high net worth couple separates, as it usually means months of wrangling over who gets what.

In today’s digital age, divorcing couples have many more challenges to navigate – and potential pitfalls too. It’s easy to overshare on social media, accidentally prejudicing your legal case in the process. Or you may unwittingly leave your email inbox vulnerable to peeping by your ex.