Why making a will is so important…
Making a will doesn't take long but is one of the most important things you'll ever do for the ones you love..
Surrogacy and parental orders: what you need to know
Surrogacy can be complex, and it's important you understand how to gain parental responsibility if you have a child via a surrogate. Lester Aldridge explain more...
Having children in a civil partnership: the legal side
If you're in a civil partnership and thinking of having children, here's what you need to know from a legal perspective...
How to protect your assets if you remarry
Taking legal advice before you remarry may not sound romantic, but it is a good way to protect your assets...
Keeping contact with grandchildren after divorce
Keeping contact with your grandchildren after their parents divorce is important. Here's what you can do...
Divorce: your step-by-step guide
What is the legal process for getting a divorce? The team at Lester Aldridge explain...
Divorce on the cards? The five things to tell your solicitor…
Top tips from Lester Aldridge...
Top 10 tips for a smoother divorce
Getting divorced can be a rocky time. Here's how to ease yourself through the transition...
Separated and travelling abroad with your children?
Are you separated or divorced and planning on travelling abroad - or worried about letting your ex-partner take the children?
Divorce: the September ‘spike’
September brings a rise in the number of divorces filed. But do you know your facts from your fiction?
Domestic abuse: how to break free
Nobody should live with domestic abuse. Here's how the law can help to protect you...
Left holding the baby? Your financial rights…
Separation is hard when kids are involved. But how do you make sure you and your children are financially protected?
The locked-in wife: why divorce laws need to change
If you're thinking of getting divorced, read the case of Mr and Mrs Owens and listen to the podcast from Jane Porter...
Resolving family disputes outside the courtroom
Going to court to resolve a dispute can be a last resort - here are other options you could try first...
What is parental responsibility?
Who would make decisions on your children's behalf if you weren't there?