Is the bar for ‘misconduct’ set too high?
In the 27 February edition of the Law Society Gazette, Neil Graham authored an article considering whether the bar for ‘misconduct’ in family law proceedings has been set too high. The article examines how English family courts apply section 25(2)(g) of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, determining the extent to which a party’s conduct can […]
The importance of addressing pensions upon divorce: Natasha Grande in Daily Express
Natasha Grande, partner and co-founder of G&G Law, spoke to the Daily Express’ personal finance section about one of the most commonly overlooked assets during the divorce process. For many couples, pensions are far from front of mind. Though the higher earner in a relationship will typically cover more of the expenses, it might take […]
A century of the Adoption of Children Act
On 19th January 2026, children’s charity Coram hosted an event to mark 100 years since the Adoption of the Children Act 1926 at the House of Lords. Organised by the Rt Hon. Baroness Butler-Sloss, the Rt Hon. Lord Russell of Liverpool and Janet Daby MP, the gathering of political figures, professional advisers and champions of […]
Is the first working Monday in January really ‘Divorce Day’?
The joys of Christmas and the New Year period can also unfortunately mean stress for many couples and families. This has perhaps been the source of a commonly held belief that early January is the peak time in the year for couples deciding to separate. But is ‘Divorce Day’ rooted in fact or is it […]
Celebrating a successful launch in 2025
As the year concludes, G&G Law is proud to look back on the foundation of the firm and look ahead to an exciting 2026. The launch of G&G Law earned a spread of coverage across media, including in… Today’s Family Lawyer ‘The firm will advise on all aspects of family law, with particular focus on […]
G&G Law partners advise law students at King’s Family Clinic
Natasha Grande and Neil Graham recently completed a lecture for law students at King’s College, University of London. They provided an ‘Introduction to Family Law’, discussing the legal nuances and emotional complexities that make family law so distinctive. “Answering questions from law students keeps you on your toes and reminds you why we all got into […]
What happens in a divorce if your house is in your spouse’s name?
Natasha Grande, co-founder of G&G Law, spoke to This Is Money in response to a reader question: “I’m married but our house is in my wife’s name only – what happens when we divorce?” Having advised numerous clients who sadly faced similar circumstances, Natasha recognises how emotionally fraught this situation can be. “There is a […]
Back-to-School and Co-Parenting: What You Need to Know
As the back-to-school season settles in across the UK, the colours on the leaves are changing, and many separated or divorced parents face fresh challenges when it comes to co-parenting. From agreeing on term-time schedules to handling school communications and planning holidays, back-to-school is a time when legal clarity and cooperation are more important than […]
Can I obtain a second financial settlement on divorce?
££ + £££££ Yes, you can ask the English Court to make a financial award if you have already been divorced and already received a financial settlement abroad. The Court has the power to do so under Part III of the Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Act 1984. However, in order to bring a claim under […]
Pet nups – petty or necessary? Protecting your pets during divorce and separation.
When couples separate, dividing finances, property, and even custody of children is often front and centre. But what about the family pet? Pets are cherished members of the family. Disputes over the dog, the cat, or a more exotic animal can become acrimonious. That’s where Pet Nups come in. A Pet Nup (short for “pet […]