27 October, 2026

Can the Police Serve a Non-Molestation Order?

Breaching a non-molestation order is a criminal offence under Section 42A of the Family Law Act 1996 and carries a maximum sentence of five years’ imprisonment. If a breach is alleged, it is important to establish how the order was served and when the respondent became aware of its restrictions.

27 October, 2026

What Is a Fact-Finding Hearing in Family Court?

A fact-finding hearing is a Family Court hearing used when allegations are disputed and the court needs to decide what happened before it can make decisions about a child.

12 October, 2026

Is It Worth Contesting A Non Molestation Order?

12 October, 2026

What Is a Non-Molestation Order and How Do You Get One?

Here, the family law solicitors at Tyler Hoffman explain what protection a non-molestation order provides, who can apply and how to obtain immediate protection where the circumstances are urgent.

2 October, 2026

Do Grandparents Have a Legal Right to See Their Grandchildren?

Do grandparents have a legal right to see grandchildren? Tyler Hoffman explains grandparents’ rights, child arrangements orders and Family Court applications.

16 September, 2026

What Counts as Benefit Fraud and When Does it Become a Criminal Offence?

The legal experts at Tyler Hoffman explain who pays for a divorce, covering court fees, mediation, and more. Get in touch today for legal divorce advice.

14 September, 2026

How Serious Is an Arson Sentence for a Minor in the UK?

11 September, 2026

What Is a Financial Remedy Order in Divorce?

3 July, 2026

How Are Financial Settlements Decided in Divorce?

How are financial settlements decided in divorce? Tyler Hoffman Solicitors explains what is involved and what happens if an agreement is rejected. Read on.

3 July, 2026

Do You Need a Consent Order After Divorce?

Do you need a consent order after divorce? Tyler Hoffman Solicitors explains when a consent order is needed and how it protects your financial future.

13 May, 2026

What Are the Sham Marriage Sentencing Guidelines?

21 November, 2024

What Types of Divorce Are There?

Explore what types of divorce are there in the UK, including no-fault, contested, uncontested, and annulment, to find the right option for your situation.