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The divorcing couple are all too often portrayed in a negative light in publications the lean to the right of the political spectrum. Often viewed as the destroyers of familial ties, these couples' decisions to divorce are viewed with contempt. Some publication's editorial inches even claimed that divorce, separation and

Admist the January divorce rush, Justice Minister Jonathan Djanogly has once again encouraged couples seeking a divorce in the UK to avoid taking their disputes to the family courts and instead settle contentious issues amongst themselves or with the help of a trained mediator. Many have dismissed Mr Djanogly's comments,

Have you ever looked at your partner and questioned whether or not they are telling the truth? Most of us have had a slight niggle of doubt, but is it unjustified? Deception is an everyday occurrence, with numerous studies showing its prominent usage to be a facilitator in communication. For

The Telegraph last night reported that the government are set to reject the recommendations of last year's Family Justice Review and provide parents who divorce or separate with a legal right to see their children. The article claimed that, should legislation be passed, then courts will be required to 'ensure'

It has been reported this morning that senior High Court judge Sir Paul Coleridge is to head a campaign designed to promote the institution of marriage and discourage couples from separating or filing for divorce. Coleridge - who once infamously claimed that it is easier for a couple to divorce

If you want to run a successful business in 2018, chances are you'll be looking to embrace technology. Technological advances have brought us from computers that take an entire room to store to tiny handheld devices within 80 years, and its revolutionised the way we do business. You probably take

Lawyers are being given permission to access the social media accounts of spouses they suspect of hiding assets in order to avoid expensive payouts as a result of a divorce, according to reports. Under such circumstances, legal professionals are able to submit applications for court orders which, if approved, will

Here at Quickie Divorce, we appreciate that the process of divorce can seem quite daunting from the outset, which is why we have developed what we believe to be the simplest, quickest and best quality divorce solutions in the UK. We aim to provide as much support as possible, thus

There is a higher concentration of divorced people in coastal towns than other parts of England and Wales according to a report from the Office for National Statistics. The local authority with the greatest percentage of divorcees was Blackpool where 13.1 per cent of the population are divorced. Hastings was

Anne Batho, a Psychology Masters student at Leeds Metropolitan University, is conducting a survey to ascertain whether sending one positive and affectionate text message to our partners everyday could have a positive effect on our relationships and reduce the likelihood of divorce. Batho has noted that prior studies have shown

We've written about how one of the most difficult parts of a divorce is the need for a couple to divide their assets. Agreeing on how property, savings etc. should be split is - due to the inevitably emotive nature of such problems - highly problematic. Dividing private and state

As we all know, the process of ending a marriage isn't easy. Rarely, though, is it difficult because one person wants a divorce and the other doesn't - the vast majority of separated couples tend to agree that they should pursue a divorce. Instead, it is dividing things like properties,