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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.

Posted by

Bea Taylor

Solicitor

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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

Posted by

Bea Taylor

Solicitor

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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.

Posted by

Sophie Charlton-Rigg

Paralegal

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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.

Posted by

Bea Taylor

Solicitor

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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.

Posted by

Bea Taylor

Solicitor

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Guide to No Fault Divorce

Posted on 05th April 2022 in Family Law

No fault divorce is now in effect in England and Wales as of 6th April 2022. Here we look at what no fault divorce is, what it means for you, and what the implications of the UK divorce law reforms are.

Posted by

Aimee Aspinall

Senior Associate & Solicitor

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A legal guide to life after divorce

Posted on 05th April 2022 in Family Law

If you have recently divorced, you may be wondering what happens next. Going through the divorce process can be challenging, and even after you have come to an agreement, there may still be legal matters left unresolved.

Posted by

Ricky Noble

Senior Paralegal

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DIY divorce

Posted on 17th March 2022 in Family Law

As we move into the new era of “no fault divorce” more people will consider applying on-line themselves.

Posted by

Ricky Noble

Senior Paralegal

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Top tips for separating parents

Posted on 16th February 2022 in Family Law

If you’re thinking about separating, it’s a good idea to plan ahead and seek legal advice as early as possible so you know what your options are. Sorting finances, living arrangements, children and other things can feel overwhelming, but a good solicitor will be able to give you practical advice so that you can take it one step at a time.

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New procedure for financial applications

Posted on 16th February 2022 in Family Law

January 2022 heralded changes to the way that we undertake Financial Remedy Proceedings.

Posted by

Ricky Noble

Senior Paralegal

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Thinking of taking your child on holiday abroad? Here are our top tips to consider.

Posted on 11th February 2022 in Family Law

In this article we consider the top tips to facilitate amicable child arrangements.

Posted by

Bea Taylor

Solicitor

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Record numbers of children impacted by domestic abuse – care proceedings

Posted on 09th February 2022 in Family Law

Information released by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) shows a record number of children have been impacted by domestic abuse leading to social services referrals and care proceedings, with the police making almost 245,000 referrals to Social Services for domestic abuse in 2020/2021. 

Posted by

Mark Williams

Partner and Solicitor