The Bowsers Blog

If you and your partner have irreconcilable differences, legal separation or divorce is often the best way to move forward. To get a divorce in the UK, you must have been married for over a year, and you need to show that your union has broken down irretrievably.

When you die without a will or without any other binding declaration that states who you wish to inherit your estate, it is called intestacy. All of your property, personal possessions and money become a part of an intestate estate. In these cases, it can be unclear as to who can inherit without a will.

Getting a divorce is a difficult time in anyone's life. Besides the obvious ramifications on your home and family life, there are also many legal considerations to bear in mind. If you have no idea where to start or just want some advice on how to proceed, this list of things to consider before getting a divorce will help you navigate the process with as little stress as possible.

Getting married is a wonderful thing. But the reality of the matter is that statistics show nearly half of all marriages end in divorce, and that trend seems to be increasing. This means getting married without prenuptial arrangements in place can be a risky prospect on your part - but first, what does a prenuptial agreement do?