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What can (and cannot) be included in a prenuptial agreement?

Seeking a reliable family lawyer to explain exactly what can (and perhaps more importantly, cannot) be included in a prenuptial agreement? The experienced team at Mark Reynolds Solicitors can help. Also referred to as a ‘prenup’, these written contracts can offer greater reassurance for the two parties entering into the agreement. Contact our prenuptial agreement...Read More

FAQs about prenuptial agreements

Do I need to instruct a prenuptial agreement solicitor? Yes, prenuptial agreements must be drafted with help from a family law solicitor if you want to ensure the agreement is fair, includes the relevant terms, and meets all the legal requirements. For validity reasons, both parties must also have received independent legal advice (or been...Read More

A comprehensive guide to prenuptial agreements in the UK

Despite their unwarranted negative reputation, prenuptial agreements can be the key to offering couples greater reassurance and clarity before they tie the knot or enter a civil partnership. Fortunately, the experienced team of family lawyers at Mark Reynold’s Solicitors can help to dispel common prenup myths, answer some of the most frequently-asked questions, and guide...Read More

FAQs on the No-Fault Divorce Process

Need support or guidance with the divorce process? At Mark Reynolds Solicitors, our team of family law experts has helped countless couples successfully navigate the complexities of divorce to reach fair and amicable outcomes. Below, we’ve answered some of the most common questions that we get asked about no-fault divorces. If you still can’t find...Read More

How to Start Divorce Proceedings in the UK 

Getting a divorce marks the end of one chapter in your life and the dawn of a new one. Everyone feels differently about turning the page and starting afresh. Some people may be excited for a new start, whilst others may feel fear, sadness, or a profound sense of loss. Whatever you feel is valid,...Read More

Are in-laws considered family?

Love them or hate them, the in-laws are often an important part of the family dynamic, especially when children are involved. All families and family dynamics are unique, and where some families are tight-knit, others don’t always see eye to eye. When it comes to family law issues, you may wonder, ‘Are in-laws considered family? And if...Read More

What is a Section 8 order in family law?

Many people are curious about family law section 8 because they directly impact child welfare, offering more information about living arrangements and parental responsibilities. Those who aren’t in the know about this order may ask ‘what is a section 8 order in family law?’ What is Section 8 of the Children and Families Act 2014?...Read More

What is an occupation order in family law?

People who find themselves in situations where they need legal protection or clarification around living arrangements may not know where to turn to. In cases like these, individuals may find themselves asking ‘what is an occupation order in family law?’ Why would someone get an occupation order? Individuals may get an occupation order if their...Read More

What is mediation in family law?

Family disputes can be very emotionally charged, which sometimes makes it difficult to sit down and have the calm and constructive discussions needed to resolve issues. However, it’s in the best interests of all parties if family disputes can be resolved amicably, particularly when children are involved. Family law mediation is a process where families...Read More