Tracey Miller Blog

Social media is playing an increasing role in divorce, in ways that you may not expect until you’ve actually been through separation yourself.

There are lots of things to think about when getting divorced. And unfortunately, there are a number of costs too

An enormous amount has been written about the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard libel trial, which took place in May 2022. The trial was a media circus, attracting intense interest from the press and public all over the world.

A huge amount has changed since early 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic began. The crisis heaped extra pressure on relationships that were already feeling the strain, pushing them to breaking point. It also affected divorce courts, causing delays and backlogs, as well as the need for remote hearings and greater use of video call technology.

Money worries and divorce are often linked, and not only during the legal proceedings. It’s not uncommon for one or both people to be left with debt after the divorce is finalised. This happens for a number of reasons, whether due to excessive legal costs, an unequal settlement or because of shared financial obligations.