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22/05/2026

Cryptocurrency is no longer a niche investment reserved for technology enthusiasts. Increasing numbers of individuals in the UK now own digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and NFTs, meaning crypto is becoming an increasingly common issue in divorce and financial remedy proceedings.

Read on to find out more from our Financial Remedies Team.

https://www.acclaimedfamilylaw.co.uk/blog/cryptocurrency-and-divorce-how-digital-assets-are-handled-in-family-law/

22/04/2026

Thinking about a fresh start in midlife? You are not alone.

More people are reassessing their relationships as life evolves - whether after children have left home, financial pressures have eased or personal health and wellbeing have changed. But deciding to separate later in life comes with unique emotional and financial considerations.

From pensions and asset division to communication and alternative dispute resolution, it is important to approach the process with clarity and care.

Our latest blog explores the growing trend of midlife divorce and the key things to consider before making any decisions.

https://www.acclaimedfamilylaw.co.uk/blog/the-growing-trend-of-midlife-divorce-key-things-to-consider-before-you-separate/

Life is marked by transitions - birthdays, marriages, health issues and other defining moments. These points often prompt reflection and a re-assessment of what truly matters. The term “...

14/04/2026

Blog "The Dangers of Using AI Instead of a Family Lawyer for Divorce Advice".

Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are used by all of us in everyday life and for those going through a separation, it will no doubt be tempting to use AI to navigate the process and seek quick advice to questions without having to pay a solicitor.

AI has its place in family law and will no doubt continue to do so.
However, relying solely on AI for family law advice can be risky and result in delays and additional costs being incurred attempting to resolve any problems that have been created.

In her latest blog, Family Law Solicitor and Partner Emma Lawler explores some of the main issues. Please find the link to the blog in the comments.

30/03/2026

The Government have extended their Family Mediation Voucher Scheme for a further 12 months.

This means that separating parents can continue to take advantage of a voucher for up to £500 towards family mediation fees to help resolve child or child and financial issues arising out of separation.

Our accredited Mediation Team offers the scheme. Please contact us for details.