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Thomas Rodwell and Gavin Dallow, Rodwell Dallow AdvisoryIn this article, Thomas Rodwell and Gavin Dallow, chartered accountants and business valuation experts from Rodwell Dallow Advisory, consider...
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Graeme Fraser, OGR Stock Denton LLPThe coronavirus disruption has created unprecedented pressures. The outbreak generated a significant increase in confusion and distress for parents. Domestic abuse...
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Chris Bryden, 4 King's Bench WalkChris Holten, Slee Blackwell LLPGiven the increasing number of challenges to wills due to the rise in asset values and the tendency towards multiple families, as well...
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Emily Mitchell, 7BR Barristers ChambersKitty Geddes, 7BR Barristers ChambersThis article focuses on the possible methods of ensuring that the making of a Placement Order does not always spell complete...
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Brian Cantwell, The Family Conflicts Consultation Service, HexhamThe article is built around the proposition that, presently, there is a unique opportunity to rethink services due to three factors –...
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It is often said that marriage and alcohol do not mix.I write this at a time when everyone appears to have a fascination with what others are drinking and when I say what, I mean how much.Alcoholism...
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What is a post-nuptial agreement?A post-nuptial agreement (a “post-nup”) is an agreement signed between spouses during their marriage that seeks to regulate the financial consequences of a subsequent...
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Much has been written about the case of Barder v Calouori [1988] AC 20 (“Barder”) in the initial stages of the COVID-19 lockdown. It was held out as the means by which maybe, just maybe, it might be...
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Further signs that life might be at least be on the starting blocks of a return to ‘normal’ have come in recent days.There was news from The Lord Chancellor of the opening of 10 ‘Nightingale Courts’,...
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The family courts remain open in the midst of this pandemic and as a divorce lawyer, I therefore continue to grapple with the question of how the asset pot should be divided fairly and in accordance...
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