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Practical guidance and plain-English commentary from our family law team. From divorce and finances to children and mediation, our articles cover the questions we hear most, alongside news from the firm.
Sadler Cross Family Law has been recognised by ReviewSolicitors for outstanding client reviews, reflecting our commitment to client care.
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Why client feedback matters at Sadler Cross Family Law, and how we use it to keep improving our service to people going through separation.
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Sadler Cross has received excellent feedback from its latest Lexcel assessment, recognising the firm's commitment to client care and quality.
Read More →If your spouse refuses to sign divorce papers, no-fault divorce still lets you proceed. The legal options under the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020.
Changing a child's surname after separation requires consent from everyone with parental responsibility, or a Specific Issue Order from the court.
If the matrimonial home is in your spouse's sole name, registering home rights protects your right to occupy the property and prevents sale.
Sadler Cross is recruiting a part-time legal cashier to oversee SRA Accounts Rules compliance within our growing, predominantly remote firm.
Financial remedy law in England and Wales is over fifty years old. The Law Commission is exploring whether reform is needed for divorcing couples.
Why client feedback matters at Sadler Cross Family Law, and how we use it to keep improving our service to people going through separation.
Sadler Cross has received excellent feedback from its latest Lexcel assessment, recognising the firm's commitment to client care and quality.
How family law firms can better support neurodivergent clients through clearer communication, adapted processes, and a more flexible approach.
Jade's Law automatically suspends parental responsibility for parents who murder the other parent. How the new law protects children.
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