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The annual Family Mediation Week initiative, this year taking place from 21 – 25 January, has become a useful way to highlight the many benefits of making those all-important post-divorce settlements...
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As a divorce coach and consultant, Rhiannon Ford provides emotional support and practical help to people going through divorce and separation. With a background as a family law solicitor, Ford...
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Pre and post-nup agreements are designed to settle what will happen to your assets in the event of a divorce. They can help to alleviate the emotional and financial costs of litigation for you if your...
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Jayne Turner, a partner in the family team at Ashfords, looks at why January is generally the busiest time of the year for family lawyers, with an increase in the number of new divorce related...
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Writing exclusively for Family Law, the Rt Hon Sir Mathew Thorpe discusses Brexit and the impact of the potential loss of EU family law regulations, particularly Brussels IIa and the Maintenance...
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In this article, Trevor Slack, a partner at Griffins and former principal at Charles River Associates, discusses an approach that may be taken in valuing a family business in divorce proceedings....
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The Villiers saga continues as Mr Villiers has now been granted the right to appeal to the Supreme Court following the decision of the English Court of Appeal, writes Lisa Reilly, a solicitor at...
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Tonight's vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal is one of the most-anticipated Commons events in years. The result - and the scale of it - will trigger one or several of a series of outcomes. Here are...
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In this post Russell Sandberg, Professor of Law at Cardiff University, questions the current proposal for celebrants to face criminal penalties if they fail to ensure the marriage is also civilly...
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When we explain the potential stages of private children proceedings to concerned parents, some roll their eyes, sigh, cry and ultimately get frustrated at not only the length of the process and the...
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