Inheritance Tax (IHT) is a tax on the estate of a person who has died, including all property, possessions and money. From April 2027 it will also apply [READ MORE]

For separated families, the joy of the Christmas season can quickly give way to tension as they navigate the delicate task of sharing contact with their children. This [READ MORE]

When facing separation or children matters, choosing the right legal representation can make all the difference. A Resolution family lawyer offers a constructive, non-confrontational approach that prioritises your [READ MORE]

What is a financial consent order? A consent order is the legal document that sets out the terms of the agreed settlement reached between the parties in divorce [READ MORE]

A child’s surname can be a significant part of their identity and ancestral history. The decision on whose surname a child should carry can therefore be a substantial [READ MORE]

Cohabitee disputes in England: debunking the myth of common law marriage In today's society, cohabitation has become increasingly common, with many couples choosing to live together before or [READ MORE]

When an application is made to the Court to address the financial aspects arising from the breakdown of a marriage, the court will list it for a hearing. [READ MORE]

When facing separation or children matters, choosing the right legal representation can make all the difference. A Resolution family lawyer offers a constructive, non-confrontational approach that prioritises your [READ MORE]

Pam Dhaliwal, our Head of Family Law at BWK Solicitors, explains what a Prohibited Steps Order is and how they are used in family law matters involving children. [READ MORE]