Pre-nuptial agreements have long been viewed with a degree of scepticism. They are sometimes perceived as unromantic or overly transactional, raising concerns that their introduction reflects a lack of confidence in the relationship. In reality, such perceptions do...
When a relationship begins to break down, thoughts of divorce are rarely immediate or straightforward. For most people, the decision develops over time. During that period of uncertainty, one of the most important — and often overlooked — steps is understanding your...
Moss and Coleman are very proud once again to sponsor the Christmas lights for Havering – last year, we made a contribution towards the lights for Hornchurch town centre, this year our contribution has gone towards the Christmas decorations for Havering. The sponsors...
The UK government has announced plans to repeal the presumption of parental involvement under the Children Act 1989. This change aims to prioritise child safety in situations where one parent may pose a risk of harm, ensuring that courts focus on the best interests of...
A Game-Changer in Divorce Law On 2 July 2025, the UK Supreme Court handed down one of the most significant family law rulings in recent years: Standish v Standish. The case has quickly become a hot topic among family solicitors – and with good reason. If you’re facing...
When Parents Separate, Children Come First Separating from your partner is never easy — but when children are involved, the stakes feel even higher. The law continues to prioritise the best interests of the child above all else. At Moss & Coleman we understand...
