In this article, Family Partner Simon Immins looks at the pros and cons of entering into a post-nuptial agreement and outlines what can and can’t be included in one.
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In his latest article, Simon Immins outlines what rights you have if the house is in your partner’s name.
After the divorce process changed earlier in the year, cost orders are now granted less frequently.
In his latest article, Andy looks at how a costs order can be obtained under the new law and what to include in the application.
The rules around parental responsibility can be somewhat confusing and can vary depending on the situation.
Here, Simon answers some of the most common questions around parental responsibility.
What happens when parents can’t agree on their child’s schooling arrangements? In this article, Family Partner Andy Stynes looks at how disputes around a child’s school can be resolved and dealt with.
Cohabitation Agreements can be used to protect a couple’s assets and clear up any uncertainty regarding shared assets in separation. In this article, Simon Immins takes a look at these agremeents outlining the pros, cons and costs.
We often get questions from step-mothers and step-fathers regarding their rights to step children.
In this article, Family Partner Andy Stynes answers some of these questions and discusses step-parent’s parental responsibility.
In this article, Family Partner Simon Immins answers questions around clean break consent orders.
Simon outlines exactly how long it takes to attain a clean break consent order and discusses your options if your ex-partner doesn’t agree to enter into one.
Rosie takes a look at separation agreements, discussing whether they're binding, enforceable and ultimately worthwhile.
In this article, Family Partner Simon Immins looks at some points that may be helpful when considering what possible action to take when parents disagree over the vaccination of their child.
Divorce is changing completely on April 6th. No-fault divorce will take over from the previous 'fault-based' divorce and, with that, divorce terminology will also be updated.
In this article, Andy outlines and defines the terminology going forward.
In this article, Simon Immins discusses DIY divorce and how it will work with the new divorce law going forward.
Louisa looks at whether a DIY divorce is easier, discussing the pros and cons, and outlines the divorce process in full.
The new law, coming into force on April 6th, states that couples can apply for divorce jointly for the first time ever.
Specialist family and no fault divorce solicitor and partner Andy Stynes looks at the benefits of joint application and outlines how you can apply in his latest article.
The upcoming introduction of the Divorce Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 is set to introduce no-fault divorce.
Family Partner Simon Immins takes a look at the no-fault divorce process and discusses how long it will take to complete.
In this article, experienced Family Solicitor & Partner Andy Stynes details everything that you need to know about No Fault Divorce. Including - what NFD is, when it comes into law, how NFD works, whether it can be contested and more.
In this article, Family Partner Andrew Stynes outlines when a parent can and can’t take their child abroad.
Andrew Stynes details the current family court fees and what they are changing to from 30th September.
Andy Stynes answers some common questions around the rights of separated parents as the kids return to school.
Andy Stynes looks at post nuptial agreements; discussing what they are, how they're used and whether you need one. She also looks at whether post nups are legally binding and how they can be used to protect assets in divorce or separation.
Ministers announced yesterday that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will come into force on 6th April 2022. The bill allows couples to divorce or dissolve their civil partnership without assigning blame, a process that is commonly...
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