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Divorce – does it matter whose fault it was?
During a divorce, emotions often run high. We are often still asked whether it matters whose “fault” it was that the marriage broke down. Clearly there are always two sides to the story, but invariably we are told about the circumstances leading to the breakdown of the relationship, and asked whether this will impact the […]
Children Act proceedings received – what do I do?
Facing legal proceedings involving children can be a daunting and emotionally challenging experience. If you find yourself served with a C100 application under the Children Act 1989, it is crucial that you quickly try to get to grips with your rights and responsibilities. This blog post aims to provide you with an understanding into what […]
Do I need a solicitor for family mediation?
So you have decided following the breakdown of your relationship to try to resolve the issues arising between you and your ex in mediation, and found a mediator who is willing and able to help you. So far so good. Mediation can be an excellent way to reach agreement on the important decisions that will […]
Do I need a solicitor for my divorce?
Getting divorced is often a stressful time. One of the most common questions asked is whether a solicitor is needed for a divorce or not. At a time of potentially substantial change, the added burden of the formal, legal aspects of filing for divorce can feel overwhelming. Consulting a solicitor when going through a divorce […]
How do I choose a divorce lawyer?
Let’s face it, it’s really tricky to know where to start with this. In the wake of the breakdown of a marriage you will almost certainly be given that standard advice – go to see a solicitor. Most people don’t really have cause to instruct solicitors other than when buying or selling houses, or drawing […]
A Guide to Injunctions
As Family Law Solicitors we’re often asked questions about injunctions. We’ve answered some of the most common queries below. What is an injunction? An injunction is an order which can be made by a court insisting that a person or company carry out a certain act, such as handing over assets such as the family […]
Tips for Separated and Divorced Parents at Christmas
No one wishes to be feuding at Christmas time. To help support separated parents during this festive period, we have put together a few top tips for ensuring that Christmas contact is arranged without problems and disputes. 1. Make proposals in advance One of the biggest problems we see as Family solicitors in the weeks […]
Vulnerable children in care
There has been coverage in the press recently in relation to “Court orders depriving vulnerable children of their liberty“. Having represented vulnerable adults in relation to their children in proceedings issued by the local authority, their circumstances can be enormously difficult and often tragic. It could be that the parent or parents have gone through […]
What is a narcissist and what is “gas lighting”?
Many of us watch or have heard of one of Britain’s most awaited reality shows this year, Love Island. For 8 weeks millions of viewers tune in to watch relationships form and develop. It is apparent that the popularity of such shows is due to our culture’s fascination with human psychology and relationships. Whilst perhaps […]
Unmarried Couple Separation: TOLATA Claim
When separation occurs between unmarried couples, they do not have the same rights as a spouse. Unmarried couples cannot make claims against pensions, income, or larger financial provision based on needs and spousal maintenance. However, they can make claims for a share in a property under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act […]
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