Tracey Miller Blog

There’s no getting away from the fact that divorce can be a difficult experience. It would be unrealistic to pretend that you won’t face some hard times during the process. After all, this is the legal ending of a relationship that may have lasted several years and been hugely important to you. It’s only natural that there will be emotions, including sadness, anger and hurt, involved.

Divorce goes online, but what does this mean for separating couples? Wirral divorce experts Tracey Miller Family Law guides you through the changes and explains just how important it is to seek legal advice before applying for divorce online.

A fascinating new study has suggested that men are more likely to divorce a wife that has committed infidelity than the other way around. But why is this the case? Are women more forgiving of adultery and bad behaviour than men, or is there something else going on? Liverpool divorce solicitor Tracey Miller Family Law takes a closer look at the research.

It has recently been revealed that 11 divorce centres in England and Wales have been affected by administration errors, which could mean that some divorces may have been mishandled. According to the Law Society Gazette, some people believing they were divorced may have committed bigamy after remarrying, as their divorces were not legally valid.

A new piece of research has found that the UK’s divorce laws are forcing separating couples into unnecessary battles in court. The Nuffield Foundation suggested that the current system, which requires one party to petition the other for divorce and give a reason, is behind a number of contested divorces and damaging legal disputes.