In this video, Peter Burgess of Burgess Mee and Nichole Farrow, Divorce and Relationship Coach, discuss the how's, when's, do's and do not's of introducing new partners.

In this video, Peter Burgess of Burgess Mee Family Law talks to James Evans, Professional Liaison with Our Family Wizard, about OFW's one stop technology offering for co-parents, and how this tool can help co-parents to communicate better.

Peter Burgess, of Burgess Mee Family Law, discusses with Claire Molyneux, of Mills & Reeve, what is parenting co-ordination and how it works.

Peter Burgess talks to Tom Nash, Mr Divorce Coach, about Blended Families – what does that mean? How can co-parents cope better with the blending process? What are his top tips?

Peter Burgess of Burgess Mee Family Law talks to fellow mediator Juliet Wilkinson FMCA about what mediation is, how it works and how to start the process off.

In Part 2 of their discussion about mediation, Peter Burgess and Juliet Wilkinson discuss how to involve the children in mediation, what that means and what happens if you agree a set of proposals #mediation #coparenting #children #options

Dr Supriya McKenna, coach, mentor and author talks to Peter Burgess about Narcissists, what they are, how they work, and whether it is possible to co-parent with them.

Antonia Mee has been published in Spear's Magazine as she delves into the world of international child arrangements, illuminated by the recent separation announcement of Joe Jonas...

In part two of our look at how couples can remove the acrimony from their separation process, we are looking at co-parenting.

In this session, Peter Burgess, Partner and Mediator talks to Claire Black, a divorce coach and author about how to support the children through a breakup or separation.

It is being reported in the press that Kevin Costner and his former wife's divorce settlement has been decided by a judge in Santa Barbara.

Rob Hanna, of Legally Speaking Podcast, hosts the miniseries Fertility in the Workplace. He is joined by Natalie Sutherland of Burgess Mee Family Law and Somaya Ouazzani of Mimoza Fleur in two discussions...

It was announced two weeks ago by Labour MP Emily Thornberry that a Labour government would reform the law as it relates to cohabiting couples...

You may have seen the recent news surrounding "no fault" divorce over the last few years following the Supreme Court's decision in Owens v Owens, and the subsequent Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill ...

Sometimes it is not possible to reach a compromise position with just two clients and one (or two!) mediators. In situations like this, or where perhaps one of the parties feels ill-equipped...

The recent Supreme Court decision in Villiers v Villiers [2020] UKSC 30 has raised the issue of spousal maintenance claims in England and Wales in the national press once again.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent interview with Oprah brought up many issues, one of which was whether they enjoyed a valid marriage ceremony before their much-publicised wedding in...

More than a year on from the introduction of no-fault divorce in England and Wales, many divorcing parties are now aware that there is no longer a need to assign blame to one person ...

Welcome to the next blog in our series of articles about supporting couples in the week that no-fault divorce changes the family law landscape.

There are many different ways to resolve issues arising following the breakdown of a relationship.