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Hayley Trim

Senior Associate Solicitor | Irwin Mitchell Private Wealth
Hayley is a specialist family lawyer based in Irwin Mitchell's Bristol office. She works with clients who are experiencing relationship breakdown and help them to deal with the legal consequences. In addition, she is the professional support lawyer for the Irwin Mitchell's Family Law and Contentious Trust and Probate teams nationwide
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Senior Associate Solicitor | Irwin Mitchell Private Wealth
Hayley is a specialist family lawyer based in Irwin Mitchell's Bristol office. She works with clients who are experiencing relationship breakdown and help them to deal with the legal consequences. In addition, she is the professional support lawyer for the Irwin Mitchell's Family Law and Contentious Trust and Probate teams nationwide
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It is sometimes possible for the English Family Court to make a financial order where the divorce has taken place in another country, and even where that other country has already made a financial...
Ethan Axelrod and Hayley Trim of Irwin Mitchell look at how vulnerable parents and a legal loophole are being exploited to rob families of their inheritance.Having a parent or family...
Many family lawyers (including me) are starting to put the 'meal ticket for life' phrase in the same bracket as 'quickie divorce' and 'common law spouse'. It cropped up again in the Supreme Court case...
I returned from a short holiday abroad on the afternoon of Thursday 15th October. I had promised I would write this piece many weeks earlier and pursuant to that proverbial law I learned...
Having had its first reading on 9 June 2014 the Divorce (Financial Provision) Bill is due back in the House of Lords today, Friday 27 June 2014 for its second reading and general debate. The private...
The Government has taken the first step towards implementing the Law Commission's recommendations in its report on Matrimonial Property, Needs and Agreements. It has asked the Family Justice Council...
The Law Commission's report on Matrimonial Property, Needs and Agreements contains some bold recommendations for reform. While the headlines are bound to focus on the proposal for...
What would your instinct be if a client came to you with a classic case of wrongful retention? A speedy application for a return order under the Hague Convention? A recent judgment of Mostyn J JRG v...
On Friday evening I had the privilege of attending a reception entitled Breathing Life into the African Women's Rights Protocol which was part of the International Association of Women Judges...
Coleridge J has been in the news recently for his Marriage Foundation which has had a mixed reception, and perhaps coincidentally there have been two of his judgments landing on my desk in the last...
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