The family home is often the most significant asset a couple owns — financially and emotionally. When a relationship breaks down, it becomes the centre of one of the most important questions in a divorce: what will happen to the home, the mortgage and the equity?

Dividing rental properties in divorce can be complex, with legal and tax issues to consider. In England and Wales, they’re often treated as matrimonial assets, with courts aiming for a fair split based on needs, contributions, and children’s welfare.

The temptation to hide wealth from a financial settlement can be strong, especially in a high net worth divorce—but hiding assets in a divorce is not only unethical, it is illegal and carries severe consequences. From offshore accounts to hidden business interests, this article explores how people attempt to conceal assets, how family lawyers uncover them, and the significant risks and penalties involved.

When going through a breakup many people ask what happens to the house in a divorce? It's not just a property; it's been your family home. We have guided many clients through these challenging times and this article will talk you through some of the key considerations.