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Legal Parenthood and Same-Sex Couples
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Legal Parenthood and Same-Sex Couples

Posted on 06th February 2023 in Family Law

There can only be two legal parents for a child. Legal parenthood is a lifelong connection between a parent and their child and it is important for your child to understand who their legal parents are.
Rachael Jones

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Rachael Jones

Solicitor
Collaborative Law – How it can help in your separation
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Collaborative Law – How it can help in your separation

Posted on 25th November 2022 in Family Law

Along with mediation, collaborative law can be used to discuss issues and problems following your separation.
Rachael Jones

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Rachael Jones

Solicitor
Top tips for how to achieve a good divorce
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Top tips for how to achieve a good divorce

Posted on 25th November 2022 in Family Law

Divorce can be a difficult, and often lengthy, process. But it is possible to achieve a ‘good' divorce. This week Resolution are running their annual Good Divorce Week campaign for 2020. With that in mind, our specialist Family lawyers look at the top tips to help achieving a good divorce.
Aimee Aspinall

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Aimee Aspinall

Senior Associate & Solicitor
Using family mediation to help you separate
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Using family mediation to help you separate

Posted on 25th November 2022 in Family Law

Mediation is a process in which an independent mediator works with a couple to help them reach a mutual agreement. It is a voluntary process, meaning that both parties need to commit to engaging in the process. It is open to either party to leave mediation at any stage.
Aimee Aspinall

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Aimee Aspinall

Senior Associate & Solicitor
How to achieve a good divorce when children are involved
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How to achieve a good divorce when children are involved

Posted on 25th November 2022 in Family Law

Divorce can be a difficult, and often lengthy, process. But it is possible to achieve a ‘good' divorce for you and your family. The process of achieving a ‘good’ divorce should start from the moment it is considered in the first place, rather than when legal proceedings begin.
Aimee Aspinall

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Aimee Aspinall

Senior Associate & Solicitor
Can I be forced to sell a jointly owned house?
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Can I be forced to sell a jointly owned house?

Posted on 28th September 2022 in Family Law, Dispute Resolution

Whether you are married or in a cohabiting relationship, the family home is generally the most important family asset. In either situation, if you jointly own a property, there are steps your spouse or partner can take to force the sale of your home and the Court has the ultimate power to force the sale of the property.
Rachael Jones

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Rachael Jones

Solicitor
What happens when unmarried couples separate?
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What happens when unmarried couples separate?

Posted on 07th September 2022 in Family Law

When unmarried couples separate they are not afforded the same protection in law as married couples who are getting divorced. In this article, we guide you through the Common Law Myth and how cohabiting couples can protect their interests by putting in place a Cohabitation Agreement.
Aimee Aspinall

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Aimee Aspinall

Senior Associate & Solicitor
Legal parenthood and same-sex couples
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Legal parenthood and same-sex couples

Posted on 18th July 2022 in Family Law

The decision to plan and grow your family is a significant point in anyone’s life. It is therefore necessary to consider the legal framework when planning to co-parent or grow your family with your same-sex spouse, civil partner or partner as this area of law is complex.
Bea Taylor

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Bea Taylor

Solicitor
What to do when your ex-spouse or civil partner refuses to comply with the Financial Consent Order after divorce or dissolution?
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What to do when your ex-spouse or civil partner refuses to comply with the Financial Consent Order after divorce or dissolution?

Posted on 27th May 2022 in Family Law

In the majority of cases where a Financial Consent Order has been made by the Court this signifies the end of the process addressing the finances on divorce or dissolution
Bea Taylor

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Bea Taylor

Solicitor
The Importance of Obtaining a Financial Order When Divorcing
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The Importance of Obtaining a Financial Order When Divorcing

Posted on 19th May 2022 in Family Law

The no new fault divorce has now come into effect in England and Wales as of 6th April 2022 and it allows for both sole and joint applications by parties, however applying for a divorce does not mean that the financial aspect of the marriage have been dealt with.
Sophie Charlton-Rigg

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Sophie Charlton-Rigg

Paralegal
What is parental alienation?
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What is parental alienation?

Posted on 25th April 2022 in Family Law

Parental alienation is a term that is difficult to define but it is considered to involve extreme negativity by one parent with the aim of interfering in a child’s relationship with their other parent by creating hostility to contact.
Bea Taylor

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Bea Taylor

Solicitor
Child Arrangements and Child Maintenance after Separation
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Child Arrangements and Child Maintenance after Separation

Posted on 20th April 2022 in Family Law

It is important to ensure arrangements for the children of the family are put in place swiftly to help minimise the disruption to their lives. As parents you will need to think carefully about the arrangements for each of you to spend time with your children and this article explores the options available to help you move forward.
Bea Taylor

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Bea Taylor

Solicitor