News & Articles
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Divorce Day: New Year, New Beginnings?
The media have coined the term “Divorce Day”. This is the first Monday in January and this year falls on Monday 6 January 2025. “Divorce Day” is considered to be the…
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Pensions in International Divorce: What To Look Out For
Associate Solicitor, Kate Pooler writes for ThoughtLeaders4 Private Client, where she discusses Pensions in International Divorce and What to Look Our For. https://thoughtleaders4.com/private-client/private-client-knowledge-hub-view/pensions-in-international-divorce-what-to-look-out-for This article was first published by ThoughtLeaders4 –…
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Broken Engagement – What are my rights?
What happens when the magical once upon a time, does not end happily ever after? Before the Family Law Act 1981 came into effect, the happy announcement of an engagement was…
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Is my soon to be ex-partner entitled to any of my bonus?
When a couple is getting divorced and dealing with how to separate their finances, who receive the bonus, or even a share of it, can often create problems. Naturally, the party…
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English pensions in an overseas divorce – what to look out for
Are you going through a divorce in a foreign country but you or your spouse has an English pension? This area has potential trips and pitfalls so it is important you…
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Kelly Edwards provides commentary for The Telegraph, on the new trend of ‘mid-vorcing’ which is being spurred on by the cost of living crisis.
Check out our Managing Partner, Kelly Edwards commenting for The Telegraph. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/family/relationships/how-to-live-together-cant-afford-to-divorce/
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January Blues and Divorce Day in the news (again)
Every January, the press take great pleasure in writing about Divorce Day, which is considered to be the most popular day for divorce petitions to be filed with the court. It…
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Divorce and Financial Settlement FAQs
At the point that two people decide to enter into marriage, they never expect that their marriage or civil partnership will end. If you are faced with this issue, our experienced,…
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REMO – Who can use it and how to apply
REMO stands for Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Orders and it is essentially an international agreement between countries to help recover child maintenance from parents who live in different countries. REMO can…
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ToLATA or Not ToLATA
ToLATA or Not ToLATA? That is the question; well it may be for separating unmarried couples seeking to resolve a dispute relating to their land or property. Today, the number of…
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How long can a parent stay abroad with their child, without the other parent’s consent?
International travel has boomed since the pandemic, with many families planning trips abroad to make up for lost time. Holidays can be a great opportunity to create fun memories for children…