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For many families, Christmas is a happy time of year. But for those who may be newly separated, it can be a time of heartbreak. This leads to the very important question – who gets the children at...
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Tis the season to be jolly but for those divorced or separated parents, and their children it can be the season for stress and disappointment. But it does not have to be that way. Of course, managing...
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Lifestyles and families are increasingly international. Mobility of the workforce sees families relocating to the UK from overseas for the short- and long-term. Children increasingly choose to pursue...
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Head of LexisPSL Family, Geraldine Morris, takes a whistle-stop tour through some of the key family law developments in 2018 and makes some predictions for 2019.  ...
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An Ontario woman who paid life insurance premiums for 13 years on a policy on her former husband, only to discover that her ex had made his new spouse the irrevocable beneficiary, will not walk away...
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Christmas is a time for family. This isn’t always possible for some, and the pressure to ensure smooth celebrations and avoid arguments with relatives can add further stress at an already intense...
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Changes to capital gains tax rules will affect divorcing couples from 2020 Couples will have nine months instead of 18 to sell before becoming liable  Divorcing couples have...
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David Hodson examines the legislation which will be considered by the profession in the event of no deal. The UK government published late last week a statutory instrument to provide for family law...
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It’s meant to be the happiest time of the year, but for separated parents it can be the most-feared. Up and down the land they’ve been taking a half-interest in the festooned store shelves and online...
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After a career spanning nearly 5 decades, former Resolution chair David Salter recently retired as joint national head of family law at Mills & Reeve.  Family Law invited Salter to reflect...
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