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Have you separated from your husband or wife but not got divorced? It is surprisingly common for separation to drift into years but what happens if you want to get divorced after 20 years of separation in England and Wales?

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If you have been offered a 60/40 split of the assets as your divorce financial settlement, you may be debating whether to accept the offer. Whether you have had an offer, are just starting the divorce process or are looking to split your finances, our family law team are on hand to help you reach a fair financial settlement.

Getting divorced during pregnancy can create extra stress for parents-to-be at a time when you want to focus on looking forward to the arrival of a new baby. If you are getting divorced while pregnant it is important to take specialist legal advice from family law solicitors on how best to protect yourself and your family.

If you are considering divorce, it's essential to understand when you can start divorce proceedings in England and Wales and the legal process.

There is a commonly held belief that couples are automatically divorced after being separated for 7 years. This notion is wrong.

Many parents struggle with the idea that a court can tell them what the parenting arrangements for their child are and when they can see their child.

In the UK, there is a common misconception that if you separate from your husband or wife for several years your marriage is automatically annulled.

If you are splitting up from your husband or wife, you may assume that everything will be split 50/50 in your divorce settlement. That is not always the case.