Following a divorce or civil partnership, resolving property and money matters is often a priority; one which can demand plenty of emotional resources and time to resolve. Often
Britain continues to feel the weight of the Brexit countdown clock. However, this time, the signs are pointing strongly to the country crashing out of the European Union
Last month the Pension Advisory Group (PAG), released a report which provides an essential guide on matters relating to pensions and divorce. Aimed at family law practitioners, judges,
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Most legal articles about Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) cover off topics such as “why you should have a Will” and “the benefits of an LPA”.
In a recent High Court decision, Clarissa Pierburg, wife of Jurgen Pierburg, one of Europe’s richest men, was told she could not have her divorce heard in London.
The British government announced at the beginning of April 2019 that divorce laws would be reformed and fault-based divorce will be abolished. These reforms have come of the
Without exception, clients who come into our office seeking a divorce are extremely concerned with the effect such a step will have on their children. The effect of
The last people executed in Britain were Gwynne Evans and Peter Allen in 1964 and 1965, English courts lost their power to hand down a death sentence. Since
Wills serve a crucial purpose, not least of which is to ensure that following death, surviving family members are left with certainty as to the wishes of the
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