New Court Solicitors

New Court Solicitors Experienced solicitors specialising in family law (divorce, finances and children matters), immigration, civil litigation and wills & probate.

We provide professional and personal advice to help you resolve your legal matters with confidence.

💬 “They made a difficult process feel easier.”That’s often what people remember most.Not just the legal outcome - but ha...
02/06/2026

💬 “They made a difficult process feel easier.”

That’s often what people remember most.

Not just the legal outcome - but having someone respond quickly, explain things clearly, and make an overwhelming situation feel more manageable day to day.

When you’re navigating something stressful, feeling informed and supported can change the entire experience.

If you’re at the start of that process and unsure where to begin, having the right guidance early on can make a real difference.

28/05/2026

“What’s actually in the child’s best interests?”

It’s a phrase used in almost every children case - but what does it really mean?

The court isn’t looking at what feels fair to each parent. It’s focused on the child’s welfare above all else - including their emotional needs, stability, safety, and relationships with both parents.

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Every case is looked at individually, based on what will best support the child’s wellbeing now and in the future.

In this video, Dil breaks down how that approach works in practice.

🎥 If you’re navigating child arrangements and want clarity on how decisions are made, this is a good place to start.

📞 And if you need tailored advice, feel free to get in touch.

What’s the one thing that doesn’t get talked about enough in family law?The in-between.Not the big decisions or court da...
26/05/2026

What’s the one thing that doesn’t get talked about enough in family law?

The in-between.

Not the big decisions or court dates - but the quieter moments where you’re waiting, second-guessing, and trying to make sense of what’s happening.

For many people, that’s the hardest part. Not knowing what comes next. Not feeling fully in control.

What tends to make the biggest difference in that space isn’t just legal advice - it’s having things explained clearly, being able to ask questions (without feeling like any of them are silly), and knowing where you stand at each step.

Clarity, transparency, and being able to pick up the phone when you need to - that’s what helps people feel more grounded in the process.

If you’re in that in-between stage, it might be the right time to get a clearer picture of your options.

21/05/2026

“But whose fault is it?”

Even though no-fault divorce has been in place since 2022, we still hear this question all the time.

The legal process has moved on - but the mindset hasn’t fully caught up. Many people still feel they need to prove blame or justify the breakdown of a marriage.

In reality, the focus is now on moving forward, not looking back.

In this video, Sonam talks through some of the most common misconceptions we still see.

🎥 Worth a watch if you’re trying to make sense of the process.

“It seemed straightforward… until it wasn’t.”Some cases look simple at first - but things like business interests, inter...
19/05/2026

“It seemed straightforward… until it wasn’t.”

Some cases look simple at first - but things like business interests, international elements, or unclear finances can quickly add layers of complexity.

If something feels more involved than expected, it usually is.

Take a look through - and if it sounds familiar, it may be worth getting a bit more clarity early on.

13/05/2026

“It’s not just a difficult separation — it’s constant conflict.”

Some cases aren’t about disagreement. They’re about control, manipulation, and patterns of behaviour that make even simple decisions feel impossible.

This can look like:

• Refusing to cooperate or respond
• Changing positions at the last minute
• Using children or finances as leverage
• Creating unnecessary conflict to delay progress

In this video, Dil and Sonam talk through a real client situation and how these dynamics are managed in practice.

🎥 Worth a watch if this feels familiar - and if you need support navigating it, we’re here.

“Put the children first.”It’s something often said - but what does it actually look like in practice?On National Childre...
10/05/2026

“Put the children first.”
It’s something often said - but what does it actually look like in practice?

On National Children’s Day, it’s a good moment to pause and reflect on what that really means during separation.

In reality, it can look like:

• Keeping routines as consistent as possible
• Avoiding difficult conversations in front of them
• Not placing them in the middle of adult conflict
• Supporting their relationship with both parents, where safe to do so

From a legal perspective, this isn’t just guidance — it’s the foundation of how decisions are made.

The court’s primary consideration is always the child’s welfare — their emotional needs, stability, and the impact of any changes on their daily life.

It’s not about what feels fair between parents.
It’s about what best supports the child, now and in the future.

If you’re navigating separation and want to understand how this applies to your situation, it can help to talk things through early.

08/05/2026

“I didn’t contribute to the pension… so I don’t have a claim, right?”

It’s a common assumption - and often not correct.

Pensions can be one of the most valuable assets in a financial settlement, even if only one party built them up.

In this video, Gugan explains how it actually works.

🎥 Worth a watch if you’re navigating finances after separation.

📞 And if you want to understand your position clearly, book a free 30-minute consultation.

Feeling in the dark during a legal process is often the hardest part.One of the things clients value most isn’t just the...
06/05/2026

Feeling in the dark during a legal process is often the hardest part.

One of the things clients value most isn’t just the outcome - it’s understanding what’s happening along the way. Clear explanations, consistent communication, and attention to detail can turn an overwhelming process into something far more manageable.

This review is a great reminder of how much confidence and peace of mind come from simply being kept informed.

📞 If you’re looking for guidance you can rely on, we’re here to help.

29/04/2026

What is an FDR hearing?

It’s a key stage in financial proceedings during divorce - but one that many people haven’t heard of until they’re in it.

In this video, Sonam breaks it down in a simple, straightforward way.

🎥 Worth a watch if you’re navigating finances as part of a separation.

📞 And if you need guidance, we’re here to help.

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