When clients come to us seeking help with domestic abuse, they’re often carrying more than just fear and uncertainty. They’re also carrying the emotional weight of protecting their children, their home, and in many cases, their pets. For...
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Domestic abuse involving children is a critical issue in UK family law, with recent reforms aiming to better protect young survivors and prioritise their safety in legal proceedings. Domestic abuse affects not only partners but also children,...
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In today’s evolving relationship landscape - whether you're cohabiting, married, in a blended family, or part of a long-distance or polyamorous partnership - legal protection is essential. Understanding Modern Relationships Gone are the days...
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At Bennett Griffin, our family solicitors understand that divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions. That is why we are proud to support Good Divorce Week, an annual initiative led by Resolution, a community of family law and other...
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Navigating parenthood is a journey filled with love, challenges, and countless decisions. For unmarried parents in the UK, understanding your legal rights and responsibilities is essential, not just for your own peace of mind, but for the...
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Protecting Your Business from Personal Life Events When you’ve spent years building your business, the last thing you want is for personal life events to disrupt what you’ve worked so hard to create. But for many business owners, marriage or...
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Navigating separation or divorce is never easy, especially when children are involved. At Bennett Griffin, our family law solicitors in Worthing and Chichester understand the emotional and legal complexities that come with co-parenting. One of...
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If your spouse cheated, mistreated you, or behaved unreasonably during your marriage, you might think this should affect how your assets are divided. It is a common question: “Will bad or unreasonable behaviour mean I get more in a divorce...
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With the introduction of the no fault model on 6 April 2022, many separating couples in the UK celebrated the move away from assigning blame for the breakdown of their relationship. However, this change raises the question: Do you need a...
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In December 2024, the Family Justice Council provided guidance on Alienating Behaviour. If you would like to read the whole guidance, please follow the link – Family Justice Council Guidance on responding to allegations of alienating behaviour...
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