In the media
Our lawyers are regularly called upon to provide expert comment and insight on developments across family law and related matters. Below, you can explore a selection of press articles and interviews featuring contributions from the Ribet Myles team.
Comment by Alistair Myles
Five things you can do to minimise the impact of divorce on your children
Partner and Founder Alistair Myles spoke to Netmums about how to support your children through a separation
Comment by Lois Rogers
How to keep your marriage strong, from a divorce lawyer
Stylist published an article featuring marriage tips from Partner Lois Rogers, drawing on her professional and personal experiences
Comment by Julian Ribet
What doctors should know about divorce settlements
Julian Ribet explores the particular divorce considerations for doctors due to NHS pensions, private practice ownership, GP partnerships and multiple salary streams in an article for Healthcare Today.
Comment by Julian Ribet
Latest divorce figures from the Office for National Statistics
Julian Ribet, comments in Today's Family Lawyer, The Law Society Gazette and The Legal Diary on what the latest divorce figures from the Office for National Statistics reveal about longer marriages and the financial implications of separation.
Byline by Alistair Myles
Co-parenting disputes over back-to-school arrangements
A recent article in The Legal Diary includes Alistair Myles, Partner and Founder at Ribet Myles LLP, exploring some of the issues separated parents can face as the new school year begins.
Byline by Alistair Myles
How pre-nups are being used to protect inheritance for future generations
In Today’s Family Lawyer, Alistair Myles, Partner and Founder at Ribet Myles LLP, explores how pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements are increasingly intersecting with wider succession and private client planning.
Comment by Natasha Brown
Holidays with children – the five key things separated parents should agree on
In a recent article for Netmums, Natasha Brown, CILEx Lawyer at Ribet Myles LLP, shares five key things separated parents should discuss before taking their children on holiday.