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Predatory Marriages - To Have, But Not to Hold

Monday, 10 January 2022

In a growing aging population, many of the elderly are suffering long-term health conditions which affect their decision-making.

Predatory Marriages - To Have, But Not to Hold

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Top Tips for Unmarried Couples

Monday, 10 January 2022

Cohabitation increased by 137% between 1996 and 2020 and yet the law has not kept up.

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Top Tips for Separating Couples - A Talk With a Professional Break-Up Coach

Tuesday, 11 January 2022

We recently had the pleasure of speaking with specialist break-up coach Claire Black, to discuss top tips for those who are separating, whether married or unmarried.

Emily Roskilly interviews Divorce Coach Claire Black

Can I Get Divorced in the UK if I Live Abroad?

Tuesday, 04 January 2022

Yes, however there are requirements that need to be met for you to demonstrate that you have jurisdiction. This is a complex area of law and advice should be sought early on from a family law specialist as this can have significant financial consequences.

Can I Get Divorced in the UK if I Live Abroad?

Five Tips for Child Arrangements Over the Festive Period

Friday, 17 December 2021

For separated parents and their children the festive period can be a very challenging period of time.

Five Tips for Child Arrangements Over the Festive Period

Divorce, Family Businesses and Charities - The Case of Bill and Melinda Gates

Wednesday, 08 December 2021

Divorce is an emotional and challenging process involving major life changes. When a divorce involves high net worth individuals, the situation can become more complex, particularly where there are family businesses and/or charities that are co-owned.

Divorce, Family Businesses and Charities - The Case of Bill and Melinda Gates

A Reminder to Act Reasonably in Financial Remedy Proceedings

Wednesday, 08 December 2021

In a recent divorce case , Mostyn J has made costs orders against both parties for acting unreasonably throughout proceedings.

A Reminder to Act Reasonably in Financial Remedy Proceedings

Will I Be Compensated if I Am Excluded From a Shared Home?

Monday, 06 December 2021

A recent Court of Appeal case shows compensation may be awarded to a joint owner of a holiday home for loss of opportunity if they are prevented from accessing the property by their co-owner.

Will I Be Compensated if I Am Excluded From a Shared Home?

Assisted Dying and Relief from Forfeiture - How Should I Advise My Client?

Tuesday, 23 November 2021

It has been estimated that up to 6,500 terminally ill people try to take their own lives every year because it is an offence for another person to assist in their death, according to new research from the campaign group Dignity in Dying.

Assisted Dying and Relief from Forfeiture - How Should I Advise My Client?

Disputes Between Unmarried Couples - Prevention, Procedure & Pitfalls

Tuesday, 23 November 2021

Cohabitation of unmarried couples increased by 137% between 1996 and 2020 but as we know, the law has not kept up. We share our top tips when advising unmarried couples - both at the outset of their relationship and on separation.

Disputes Between Unmarried Couples - Prevention, Procedure & Pitfalls

The Rights of Grandparents - Seeing Grandchildren After Parents Separate

Tuesday, 16 November 2021

Almost two thirds of all grandparents look after their grandchildren regularly, however under the current law grandparents do not have the automatic right to see their grandchildren.

The Rights of Grandparents - Seeing Grandchildren After Parents Separate

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Top Tips for Unmarried Couples

Wednesday, 29 September 2021

Cohabitation increased by 137% between 1996 and 2000 and yet the law hasn't kept up. The rights of unmarried couples significantly differ to the married ones and there is a myth that if you live together as man and wife there is a 'common law marriage'.

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Sole Traders - the Importance of Business Lasting Powers of Attorney for Sole Tradert

Thursday, 23 September 2021

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a document whereby an individual appoints an attorney to act for them in relation to their finances in circumstances where they may be unavailable, or no longer able to make decisions due to a lack of mental capacity.

Sole Traders - The Importance of Business Lasting Powers of Attorney for Sole Traders

FAQs - Does a Will Trump an Inheritance Act Claim?

Monday, 06 September 2021

Will disputes are a real concern for those who have taken the trouble to prepare their Will.

FAQs - Does a Will Trump an Inheritance Act Claim?

Deathbed Gifts Without a Will - Are They Valid?

Monday, 06 September 2021

COVID-19 has brought into sharp focus for those who do not have their legal affairs in order, the risk of suddenly falling ill and tragically dying without their chosen beneficiaries inheriting, because they have not prepared a Will.

Deathbed Gifts Without a Will - Are They Valid?

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