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GEMMA WINDLE, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, ST ALBANS Solicitor, St Albans. Email. 01727 841 875. Gemma joined Stowe Family Law’s St Albans family solicitors office in January 2021. IS IT RIGHT THAT A SPOUSE WHO CONTRIBUTED NOTHING SHOULD There was a time, of course, when the law favoured the husband, who then was almost certainly the sole or primary breadwinner. That time has long passed, and these days conventional wisdom holds that marriage is a joint venture, a partnership of equals. Accordingly, the contribution of the ‘homemaker’ is considered to equal thecontribution
NEW REQUIREMENT TO PUT FORWARD FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT 9.27A.—. (1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on each other party an open proposal for settlement—. (a) by such date as the court directs; or. (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 ADOPTION AND THE ‘NOTHING ELSE WILL DO’ TEST Back in 2014 I took at a look at one of those sorry sagas which play out regularly in certain corners of the country, full of tangled lives, broken families and adoption orders.In A&B v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, a child had been born to an alcoholic, drug-taking mother living in council accommodation,. She already had two children taken into care and knew the same would happen to IMPORTANT CASES: DAWSON V WEARMOUTH In 1999 the House of Lords had to consider such issues in the case Dawson v Wearmouth. The facts of the case were that the mother had previously married a Mr Wearmouth and had had two children by him, who of course took their father’s surname. The mother and Mr Wearmouth then divorced, but she kept his surname, as did the children, who WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY HUSBAND/WIFE IS HAVING AN AFFAIR If there is no way back following an affair, then I would recommend taking early advice on the divorce process. In English law there is only one ground to petition for divorce and that is that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. Although there has been a lot in the news about the new era of ‘ no fault divorce ’, it is likely totake
JUST WITHIN BOUNDS: GLOBAL MAINTENANCE ORDERS AND CHILD Just within bounds: global maintenance orders and child support. For better or for worse, the Child Support Act 1991 removed from the courts the power in most cases to make child maintenance orders. Now such orders can essentially only be made to give effect to a child maintenance agreement between the parents, or to ‘top-up’ a child AMY LANGFORD, SENIOR SOLICITOR, BRISTOL- STOWE FAMILY LAW Specialisms. Amy is a Senior Solicitor specialising in complex divorce and financial matters arising upon marriage.Amy also represents parents in disputes regarding child arrangement orders to include a number of cases involving internal relocation and parental alienation. Amy deals with cases of domestic abuse and works closely with a number of domestic abuse charities. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A PARENT BREAKS A COURT ORDER? What happens when a parent breaks a court order? When parents cannot decide arrangements for their children once they have separated the court can issue a child arrangements order to clarify a child’s living arrangements. This order is legally binding, and if a parent breaches it they will be in contempt of court which could mean fines HOW TO WORD UNREASONABLE BEHAVIOUR ALLEGATIONS IN A There are several “top tips” for how to word unreasonable behaviour allegations, which I believe are often relevant, appropriate and helpful: Whilst you can include as many allegations of unreasonable behaviour as you want, my experience is that 3 or 4 is likely to be sufficient. This will vary, depending on the severity ofthe allegations.
GEMMA WINDLE, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, ST ALBANS Solicitor, St Albans. Email. 01727 841 875. Gemma joined Stowe Family Law’s St Albans family solicitors office in January 2021. IS IT RIGHT THAT A SPOUSE WHO CONTRIBUTED NOTHING SHOULD There was a time, of course, when the law favoured the husband, who then was almost certainly the sole or primary breadwinner. That time has long passed, and these days conventional wisdom holds that marriage is a joint venture, a partnership of equals. Accordingly, the contribution of the ‘homemaker’ is considered to equal thecontribution
NEW REQUIREMENT TO PUT FORWARD FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT 9.27A.—. (1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on each other party an open proposal for settlement—. (a) by such date as the court directs; or. (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 ADOPTION AND THE ‘NOTHING ELSE WILL DO’ TEST Back in 2014 I took at a look at one of those sorry sagas which play out regularly in certain corners of the country, full of tangled lives, broken families and adoption orders.In A&B v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, a child had been born to an alcoholic, drug-taking mother living in council accommodation,. She already had two children taken into care and knew the same would happen to IMPORTANT CASES: DAWSON V WEARMOUTH In 1999 the House of Lords had to consider such issues in the case Dawson v Wearmouth. The facts of the case were that the mother had previously married a Mr Wearmouth and had had two children by him, who of course took their father’s surname. The mother and Mr Wearmouth then divorced, but she kept his surname, as did the children, who WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY HUSBAND/WIFE IS HAVING AN AFFAIR If there is no way back following an affair, then I would recommend taking early advice on the divorce process. In English law there is only one ground to petition for divorce and that is that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. Although there has been a lot in the news about the new era of ‘ no fault divorce ’, it is likely totake
JUST WITHIN BOUNDS: GLOBAL MAINTENANCE ORDERS AND CHILD Just within bounds: global maintenance orders and child support. For better or for worse, the Child Support Act 1991 removed from the courts the power in most cases to make child maintenance orders. Now such orders can essentially only be made to give effect to a child maintenance agreement between the parents, or to ‘top-up’ a child AMY LANGFORD, SENIOR SOLICITOR, BRISTOL- STOWE FAMILY LAW Specialisms. Amy is a Senior Solicitor specialising in complex divorce and financial matters arising upon marriage.Amy also represents parents in disputes regarding child arrangement orders to include a number of cases involving internal relocation and parental alienation. Amy deals with cases of domestic abuse and works closely with a number of domestic abuse charities. DIVORCE LAWYERS & FAMILY SOLICITORS NEWCASTLE Compassionate & successful experts in divorce & child law. Call to speak to a Newcastle lawyer today. WHAT IS THE BARDER PRINCIPLE? As illustrated by the original case, the Barder principle is only designed to be used in exceptional circumstances. The majority of applications made under this principle are unsuccessful as it is a high test to overcome. Cases that succeed will be rare and exceptional and, generally speaking, Courts are keen to ensure the finality oflitigation.
STOWE FAMILY LAW EXPANDS WITH NEW RICKMANSWORTH OFFICE Stowe Family Law (Stowe) – the UK’s largest specialist family law firm – has opened an office in Rickmansworth, its 33rd nationwide. The firm’s presence in the south is going from strength to strength, with Rickmansworth becoming their 10th office in the region.. While the firm expands country-wide, the new Rickmansworth office will help clients across Greater London access some of the CAN THE COURT FORCE YOU TO VACCINATE YOUR CHILDREN Can the court force you to vaccinate your children? The continuing roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccination programme has brought back the debate on the safety and long-term implications of administratingvaccines.
THE LOCKDOWN EFFECT: HOW HAVE RELATIONSHIPS COPED How have relationships coped in lockdown: Over the last few months during the UK lockdown, many relationships have been tested in ways most couples have not experienced before.. Couples have had to navigate their relationship challenges intensified by the lockdown, for example fast-tracking a move in together or being apart formonths.
NEW REQUIREMENT TO PUT FORWARD FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT 9.27A.—. (1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on each other party an open proposal for settlement—. (a) by such date as the court directs; or. (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 GEMMA WINDLE, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, ST ALBANS Specialisms. Gemma assists clients with all aspects of Family Law including children matters, divorce and separation, financial remedy and cohabitee disputes. Gemma is particularly committed to helping to resolve family disputes regarding children, including living and contact arrangements. FAMILY LAW & DIVORCE ADVICE, ARTICLES & SUPPORT BLOG Award-winning family law & divorce blog covering family law news & info/ guides on the divorce process, financial settlements, cohabitation & prenups. REDUNDANCY PAYMENT NOT INCOME FOR PURPOSE OF CHILD SUPPORT It found that the redundancy payment was income for the purpose of child support, and it, therefore, directed that the child support should be reassessed, on the basis that the redundancy payment comprised the father’s gross income until February 2017, when he took up his new employment. The father appealed, to the UpperTribunal.
DIVORCE SOLICITORS & FAMILY LAWYERS ACROSS THE UK Stowe Family Law is the UK’s largest specialist family law firm. Our divorce solicitors enjoy an outstanding reputation for expertise, compassion & success. AMY LANGFORD, SENIOR SOLICITOR, BRISTOL- STOWE FAMILY LAW Specialisms. Amy is a Senior Solicitor specialising in complex divorce and financial matters arising upon marriage.Amy also represents parents in disputes regarding child arrangement orders to include a number of cases involving internal relocation and parental alienation. Amy deals with cases of domestic abuse and works closely with a number of domestic abuse charities. HOW TO WORD UNREASONABLE BEHAVIOUR ALLEGATIONS IN A There are several “top tips” for how to word unreasonable behaviour allegations, which I believe are often relevant, appropriate and helpful: Whilst you can include as many allegations of unreasonable behaviour as you want, my experience is that 3 or 4 is likely to be sufficient. This will vary, depending on the severity ofthe allegations.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A PARENT BREAKS A COURT ORDER? What happens when a parent breaks a court order? When parents cannot decide arrangements for their children once they have separated the court can issue a child arrangements order to clarify a child’s living arrangements. This order is legally binding, and if a parent breaches it they will be in contempt of court which could mean fines IS IT RIGHT THAT A SPOUSE WHO CONTRIBUTED NOTHING SHOULD There was a time, of course, when the law favoured the husband, who then was almost certainly the sole or primary breadwinner. That time has long passed, and these days conventional wisdom holds that marriage is a joint venture, a partnership of equals. Accordingly, the contribution of the ‘homemaker’ is considered to equal thecontribution
CIARA PUGH, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, LONDON Ciara graduated with a First-Class Honours and Masters in Law from Northumbria University in 2016. Originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ciara has lived and worked in London for the past four years. Ciara practised Family Law for two years within her training contract before choosing to specialise in Family Law after she qualified in2019.
ADOPTION AND THE ‘NOTHING ELSE WILL DO’ TEST Back in 2014 I took at a look at one of those sorry sagas which play out regularly in certain corners of the country, full of tangled lives, broken families and adoption orders.In A&B v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, a child had been born to an alcoholic, drug-taking mother living in council accommodation,. She already had two children taken into care and knew the same would happen to THE STANDARD OF PROOF IN FAMILY LAW The standard of proof in family law. Disputes between relatives or disputes in care proceedings are a common feature of both private and public family law. Sometimes it can be as straight forward as two divorcing parents who want their children to live with them full time. Other times it can be much more complex. REDUNDANCY PAYMENT NOT INCOME FOR PURPOSE OF CHILD SUPPORT It found that the redundancy payment was income for the purpose of child support, and it, therefore, directed that the child support should be reassessed, on the basis that the redundancy payment comprised the father’s gross income until February 2017, when he took up his new employment. The father appealed, to the UpperTribunal.
CONSENT ORDERS, DIVORCE DEBT & DEATH Neil is a solicitor at the firm's Wetherby office. He has over 30 years of family law expertise which includes significant experience with ancillary relief and DIVORCE SOLICITORS & FAMILY LAWYERS ACROSS THE UK Stowe Family Law is the UK’s largest specialist family law firm. Our divorce solicitors enjoy an outstanding reputation for expertise, compassion & success. AMY LANGFORD, SENIOR SOLICITOR, BRISTOL- STOWE FAMILY LAW Specialisms. Amy is a Senior Solicitor specialising in complex divorce and financial matters arising upon marriage.Amy also represents parents in disputes regarding child arrangement orders to include a number of cases involving internal relocation and parental alienation. Amy deals with cases of domestic abuse and works closely with a number of domestic abuse charities. HOW TO WORD UNREASONABLE BEHAVIOUR ALLEGATIONS IN A There are several “top tips” for how to word unreasonable behaviour allegations, which I believe are often relevant, appropriate and helpful: Whilst you can include as many allegations of unreasonable behaviour as you want, my experience is that 3 or 4 is likely to be sufficient. This will vary, depending on the severity ofthe allegations.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A PARENT BREAKS A COURT ORDER? What happens when a parent breaks a court order? When parents cannot decide arrangements for their children once they have separated the court can issue a child arrangements order to clarify a child’s living arrangements. This order is legally binding, and if a parent breaches it they will be in contempt of court which could mean fines IS IT RIGHT THAT A SPOUSE WHO CONTRIBUTED NOTHING SHOULD There was a time, of course, when the law favoured the husband, who then was almost certainly the sole or primary breadwinner. That time has long passed, and these days conventional wisdom holds that marriage is a joint venture, a partnership of equals. Accordingly, the contribution of the ‘homemaker’ is considered to equal thecontribution
CIARA PUGH, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, LONDON Ciara graduated with a First-Class Honours and Masters in Law from Northumbria University in 2016. Originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ciara has lived and worked in London for the past four years. Ciara practised Family Law for two years within her training contract before choosing to specialise in Family Law after she qualified in2019.
ADOPTION AND THE ‘NOTHING ELSE WILL DO’ TEST Back in 2014 I took at a look at one of those sorry sagas which play out regularly in certain corners of the country, full of tangled lives, broken families and adoption orders.In A&B v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, a child had been born to an alcoholic, drug-taking mother living in council accommodation,. She already had two children taken into care and knew the same would happen to THE STANDARD OF PROOF IN FAMILY LAW The standard of proof in family law. Disputes between relatives or disputes in care proceedings are a common feature of both private and public family law. Sometimes it can be as straight forward as two divorcing parents who want their children to live with them full time. Other times it can be much more complex. REDUNDANCY PAYMENT NOT INCOME FOR PURPOSE OF CHILD SUPPORT It found that the redundancy payment was income for the purpose of child support, and it, therefore, directed that the child support should be reassessed, on the basis that the redundancy payment comprised the father’s gross income until February 2017, when he took up his new employment. The father appealed, to the UpperTribunal.
CONSENT ORDERS, DIVORCE DEBT & DEATH Neil is a solicitor at the firm's Wetherby office. He has over 30 years of family law expertise which includes significant experience with ancillary relief and WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A PARENT BREAKS A COURT ORDER? What happens when a parent breaks a court order? When parents cannot decide arrangements for their children once they have separated the court can issue a child arrangements order to clarify a child’s living arrangements. This order is legally binding, and if a parent breaches it they will be in contempt of court which could mean fines STOWE FAMILY LAW EXPANDS WITH NEW RICKMANSWORTH OFFICE Stowe Family Law (Stowe) – the UK’s largest specialist family law firm – has opened an office in Rickmansworth, its 33rd nationwide. The firm’s presence in the south is going from strength to strength, with Rickmansworth becoming their 10th office in the region.. While the firm expands country-wide, the new Rickmansworth office will help clients across Greater London access some of the CAN THE COURT FORCE YOU TO VACCINATE YOUR CHILDREN Can the court force you to vaccinate your children? The continuing roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccination programme has brought back the debate on the safety and long-term implications of administratingvaccines.
FAMILY COURTS AND COERCIVE CONTROL If you are in a relationship involving coercive and controlling behaviours – help and support are available. National Domestic Violence Helpline – 0808 2000 247. The Men’s Advice Line, for male domestic abuse survivors – 0808 801 0327. The Mix, free information and support for under 25s in the UK – 0808 808 4994. CIARA PUGH, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, LONDON Ciara graduated with a First-Class Honours and Masters in Law from Northumbria University in 2016. Originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ciara has lived and worked in London for the past four years. Ciara practised Family Law for two years within her training contract before choosing to specialise in Family Law after she qualified in2019.
DIVORCE LAWYERS & FAMILY SOLICITORS IN RICKMANSWORTH Compassionate & successful experts in divorce & children's law. Call to speak to a lawyer in Rickmansworth today. SPECIAL GUARDIANSHIP ORDER LEGAL ADVICE SOLICITORS A special guardianship order (SGO) is a legal order appointing a carer – usually a relative – as the child’s ‘special guardian’ until they turn 18. They are often made when a child has been placed in the care of a close friend or family member due to their parents no longer being able to care for them. It is a more secure order than a FAMILY LAW & DIVORCE ADVICE, ARTICLES & SUPPORT BLOG Award-winning family law & divorce blog covering family law news & info/ guides on the divorce process, financial settlements, cohabitation & prenups. THE STANDARD OF PROOF IN FAMILY LAW The standard of proof in family law. Disputes between relatives or disputes in care proceedings are a common feature of both private and public family law. Sometimes it can be as straight forward as two divorcing parents who want their children to live with them full time. Other times it can be much more complex. NEW REQUIREMENT TO PUT FORWARD FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT 9.27A.—. (1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on each other party an open proposal for settlement—. (a) by such date as the court directs; or. (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 AMY LANGFORD, SENIOR SOLICITOR, BRISTOL- STOWE FAMILY LAW Specialisms. Amy is a Senior Solicitor specialising in complex divorce and financial matters arising upon marriage.Amy also represents parents in disputes regarding child arrangement orders to include a number of cases involving internal relocation and parental alienation. Amy deals with cases of domestic abuse and works closely with a number of domestic abuse charities. HOW TO WORD UNREASONABLE BEHAVIOUR ALLEGATIONS IN A There are several “top tips” for how to word unreasonable behaviour allegations, which I believe are often relevant, appropriate and helpful: Whilst you can include as many allegations of unreasonable behaviour as you want, my experience is that 3 or 4 is likely to be sufficient. This will vary, depending on the severity ofthe allegations.
GEMMA WINDLE, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, ST ALBANS Solicitor, St Albans. Email. 01727 841 875. Gemma joined Stowe Family Law’s St Albans family solicitors office in January 2021. IS IT RIGHT THAT A SPOUSE WHO CONTRIBUTED NOTHING SHOULD There was a time, of course, when the law favoured the husband, who then was almost certainly the sole or primary breadwinner. That time has long passed, and these days conventional wisdom holds that marriage is a joint venture, a partnership of equals. Accordingly, the contribution of the ‘homemaker’ is considered to equal thecontribution
WHAT IS NO-FAULT DIVORCE, AND SHOULD YOU WAIT? NEW REQUIREMENT TO PUT FORWARD FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT 9.27A.—. (1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on each other party an open proposal for settlement—. (a) by such date as the court directs; or. (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 ADOPTION AND THE ‘NOTHING ELSE WILL DO’ TEST Back in 2014 I took at a look at one of those sorry sagas which play out regularly in certain corners of the country, full of tangled lives, broken families and adoption orders.In A&B v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, a child had been born to an alcoholic, drug-taking mother living in council accommodation,. She already had two children taken into care and knew the same would happen to IMPORTANT CASES: DAWSON V WEARMOUTH In 1999 the House of Lords had to consider such issues in the case Dawson v Wearmouth. The facts of the case were that the mother had previously married a Mr Wearmouth and had had two children by him, who of course took their father’s surname. The mother and Mr Wearmouth then divorced, but she kept his surname, as did the children, who CONSENT ORDERS, DIVORCE DEBT & DEATH Neil is a solicitor at the firm's Wetherby office. He has over 30 years of family law expertise which includes significant experience with ancillary relief and WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY HUSBAND/WIFE IS HAVING AN AFFAIR If there is no way back following an affair, then I would recommend taking early advice on the divorce process. In English law there is only one ground to petition for divorce and that is that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. Although there has been a lot in the news about the new era of ‘ no fault divorce ’, it is likely totake
AMY LANGFORD, SENIOR SOLICITOR, BRISTOL- STOWE FAMILY LAW Specialisms. Amy is a Senior Solicitor specialising in complex divorce and financial matters arising upon marriage.Amy also represents parents in disputes regarding child arrangement orders to include a number of cases involving internal relocation and parental alienation. Amy deals with cases of domestic abuse and works closely with a number of domestic abuse charities. HOW TO WORD UNREASONABLE BEHAVIOUR ALLEGATIONS IN A There are several “top tips” for how to word unreasonable behaviour allegations, which I believe are often relevant, appropriate and helpful: Whilst you can include as many allegations of unreasonable behaviour as you want, my experience is that 3 or 4 is likely to be sufficient. This will vary, depending on the severity ofthe allegations.
GEMMA WINDLE, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, ST ALBANS Solicitor, St Albans. Email. 01727 841 875. Gemma joined Stowe Family Law’s St Albans family solicitors office in January 2021. IS IT RIGHT THAT A SPOUSE WHO CONTRIBUTED NOTHING SHOULD There was a time, of course, when the law favoured the husband, who then was almost certainly the sole or primary breadwinner. That time has long passed, and these days conventional wisdom holds that marriage is a joint venture, a partnership of equals. Accordingly, the contribution of the ‘homemaker’ is considered to equal thecontribution
WHAT IS NO-FAULT DIVORCE, AND SHOULD YOU WAIT? NEW REQUIREMENT TO PUT FORWARD FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT 9.27A.—. (1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on each other party an open proposal for settlement—. (a) by such date as the court directs; or. (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 ADOPTION AND THE ‘NOTHING ELSE WILL DO’ TEST Back in 2014 I took at a look at one of those sorry sagas which play out regularly in certain corners of the country, full of tangled lives, broken families and adoption orders.In A&B v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, a child had been born to an alcoholic, drug-taking mother living in council accommodation,. She already had two children taken into care and knew the same would happen to IMPORTANT CASES: DAWSON V WEARMOUTH In 1999 the House of Lords had to consider such issues in the case Dawson v Wearmouth. The facts of the case were that the mother had previously married a Mr Wearmouth and had had two children by him, who of course took their father’s surname. The mother and Mr Wearmouth then divorced, but she kept his surname, as did the children, who CONSENT ORDERS, DIVORCE DEBT & DEATH Neil is a solicitor at the firm's Wetherby office. He has over 30 years of family law expertise which includes significant experience with ancillary relief and WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY HUSBAND/WIFE IS HAVING AN AFFAIR If there is no way back following an affair, then I would recommend taking early advice on the divorce process. In English law there is only one ground to petition for divorce and that is that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. Although there has been a lot in the news about the new era of ‘ no fault divorce ’, it is likely totake
WHO PAYS THE LEGAL FEES IN A DIVORCE? The general rule on who pays the legal fees in a divorce is that each person getting divorced will pay their legal costs and the person applying for the divorce (the petitioner) will be responsible for covering the court fee (which is currently £550) and other fees.. Zoe Carter, Solicitor from the Stowe Family Law office in Cheltenham, joins us to explain in more detail about who pays the CAN THE COURT FORCE YOU TO VACCINATE YOUR CHILDREN Can the court force you to vaccinate your children? What are your options if you and your ex-partner disagree over the use of vaccines? DIVORCE LAWYERS & FAMILY SOLICITORS IN RICKMANSWORTH Compassionate & successful experts in divorce & children's law. Call to speak to a lawyer in Rickmansworth today. WHAT IS NO-FAULT DIVORCE, AND SHOULD YOU WAIT? The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill gained Royal assent on the 26th June 2020, ending years of campaigning to remove the need to blame one of the parties when seeking to divorce- allowing for no-fault divorce.. The new no-fault divorce law is due to be implemented in the autumn of 2021.. The campaign for no-fault divorce. The campaign for no-fault divorce has been running for GEMMA WINDLE, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, ST ALBANS Specialisms. Gemma assists clients with all aspects of Family Law including children matters, divorce and separation, financial remedy and cohabitee disputes. Gemma is particularly committed to helping to resolve family disputes regarding children, including living and contact arrangements. HOW TO PROTECT YOUR MONEY DURING A DIVORCE How to protect your money during a divorce. It is very important to divide and share assets in a divorce be it savings, pensions, houses, debts and inheritances, fairly.Any attempts to transfer, hide or dispose of money and assets are likely to be penalised by the Court. FAMILY LAW & DIVORCE ADVICE, ARTICLES & SUPPORT BLOG Award-winning family law & divorce blog covering family law news & info/ guides on the divorce process, financial settlements, cohabitation & prenups. COHABITATION RIGHTS BILL HAS FIRST READING Cohabitation Rights Bill has first reading. Last Thursday Lord Marks’ Cohabitation Rights Bill had its first reading in the House of Lords. If passed, the Bill would, amongst other things, provide basic financial protections for former cohabitants. I have mentioned the Bill, which has actually been around for some years, on this blog THE LOCKDOWN EFFECT: HOW HAVE RELATIONSHIPS COPED How have relationships coped in lockdown: Over the last few months during the UK lockdown, many relationships have been tested in ways most couples have not experienced before.. Couples have had to navigate their relationship challenges intensified by the lockdown, for example fast-tracking a move in together or being apart formonths.
COHABITATION VS THE LAW Cohabitation vs the law. During the course of divorce proceedings, the Family Court is authorized to make certain financial orders. Under Sections 21-25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, the Court, on granting a decree of divorce, can make awards for maintenance, lump sum payments, property and pensions. However, Section 28 (3) of theAct
FAMILY LAW & DIVORCE ADVICE, ARTICLES & SUPPORT BLOG Stowe Family Law LLP is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. SRA ref 469401. Stowe Family Law LLP is registered with Companies House, ref. OC331570, and registered for VAT, number 918 5722 04. WHO PAYS THE LEGAL FEES IN A DIVORCE? The general rule on who pays the legal fees in a divorce is that each person getting divorced will pay their legal costs and the person applying for the divorce (the petitioner) will be responsible for covering the court fee (which is currently £550) and other fees.. Zoe Carter, Solicitor from the Stowe Family Law office in Cheltenham, joins us to explain in more detail about who pays the IS IT RIGHT THAT A SPOUSE WHO CONTRIBUTED NOTHING SHOULD There was a time, of course, when the law favoured the husband, who then was almost certainly the sole or primary breadwinner. That time has long passed, and these days conventional wisdom holds that marriage is a joint venture, a partnership of equals. Accordingly, the contribution of the ‘homemaker’ is considered to equal thecontribution
ADOPTION AND THE ‘NOTHING ELSE WILL DO’ TEST Back in 2014 I took at a look at one of those sorry sagas which play out regularly in certain corners of the country, full of tangled lives, broken families and adoption orders.In A&B v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, a child had been born to an alcoholic, drug-taking mother living in council accommodation,. She already had two children taken into care and knew the same would happen to CIARA PUGH, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, LONDON Ciara graduated with a First-Class Honours and Masters in Law from Northumbria University in 2016. Originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ciara has lived and worked in London for the past four years. Ciara practised Family Law for two years within her training contract before choosing to specialise in Family Law after she qualified in2019.
NEW REQUIREMENT TO PUT FORWARD FINANCIAL SETTLEMENTPUT FORWARD FOR CONSIDERATIONPUT FORWARD TO DO 9.27A.—. (1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on each other party an open proposal for settlement—. (a) by such date as the court directs; or. (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 COHABITATION VS THE LAW Cohabitation vs the law. During the course of divorce proceedings, the Family Court is authorized to make certain financial orders. Under Sections 21-25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, the Court, on granting a decree of divorce, can make awards for maintenance, lump sum payments, property and pensions. However, Section 28 (3) of theAct
IMPORTANT CASES: DAWSON V WEARMOUTH In 1999 the House of Lords had to consider such issues in the case Dawson v Wearmouth. The facts of the case were that the mother had previously married a Mr Wearmouth and had had two children by him, who of course took their father’s surname. The mother and Mr Wearmouth then divorced, but she kept his surname, as did the children, who CONSENT ORDERS, DIVORCE DEBT & DEATH Neil is a solicitor at the firm's Wetherby office. He has over 30 years of family law expertise which includes significant experience with ancillary relief and IMPORTANT CASES: XYDHIAS V XYDHIAS This was the issue facing the Court of Appeal in the 1998 case Xydhias v Xydhias (pronounced, if I recall correctly, ‘Zid-e-ass’). To explain Xydhias I don’t really need to set out the facts of the case in any great detail. The wife had made a financial remedies application (then known as an ‘ancillary relief’ application) inApril
FAMILY LAW & DIVORCE ADVICE, ARTICLES & SUPPORT BLOG Stowe Family Law LLP is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. SRA ref 469401. Stowe Family Law LLP is registered with Companies House, ref. OC331570, and registered for VAT, number 918 5722 04. WHO PAYS THE LEGAL FEES IN A DIVORCE? The general rule on who pays the legal fees in a divorce is that each person getting divorced will pay their legal costs and the person applying for the divorce (the petitioner) will be responsible for covering the court fee (which is currently £550) and other fees.. Zoe Carter, Solicitor from the Stowe Family Law office in Cheltenham, joins us to explain in more detail about who pays the IS IT RIGHT THAT A SPOUSE WHO CONTRIBUTED NOTHING SHOULD There was a time, of course, when the law favoured the husband, who then was almost certainly the sole or primary breadwinner. That time has long passed, and these days conventional wisdom holds that marriage is a joint venture, a partnership of equals. Accordingly, the contribution of the ‘homemaker’ is considered to equal thecontribution
ADOPTION AND THE ‘NOTHING ELSE WILL DO’ TEST Back in 2014 I took at a look at one of those sorry sagas which play out regularly in certain corners of the country, full of tangled lives, broken families and adoption orders.In A&B v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, a child had been born to an alcoholic, drug-taking mother living in council accommodation,. She already had two children taken into care and knew the same would happen to CIARA PUGH, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, LONDON Ciara graduated with a First-Class Honours and Masters in Law from Northumbria University in 2016. Originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ciara has lived and worked in London for the past four years. Ciara practised Family Law for two years within her training contract before choosing to specialise in Family Law after she qualified in2019.
NEW REQUIREMENT TO PUT FORWARD FINANCIAL SETTLEMENTPUT FORWARD FOR CONSIDERATIONPUT FORWARD TO DO 9.27A.—. (1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on each other party an open proposal for settlement—. (a) by such date as the court directs; or. (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 COHABITATION VS THE LAW Cohabitation vs the law. During the course of divorce proceedings, the Family Court is authorized to make certain financial orders. Under Sections 21-25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, the Court, on granting a decree of divorce, can make awards for maintenance, lump sum payments, property and pensions. However, Section 28 (3) of theAct
IMPORTANT CASES: DAWSON V WEARMOUTH In 1999 the House of Lords had to consider such issues in the case Dawson v Wearmouth. The facts of the case were that the mother had previously married a Mr Wearmouth and had had two children by him, who of course took their father’s surname. The mother and Mr Wearmouth then divorced, but she kept his surname, as did the children, who CONSENT ORDERS, DIVORCE DEBT & DEATH Neil is a solicitor at the firm's Wetherby office. He has over 30 years of family law expertise which includes significant experience with ancillary relief and IMPORTANT CASES: XYDHIAS V XYDHIAS This was the issue facing the Court of Appeal in the 1998 case Xydhias v Xydhias (pronounced, if I recall correctly, ‘Zid-e-ass’). To explain Xydhias I don’t really need to set out the facts of the case in any great detail. The wife had made a financial remedies application (then known as an ‘ancillary relief’ application) inApril
CIARA PUGH, FAMILY LAW SOLICITOR, LONDON Ciara graduated with a First-Class Honours and Masters in Law from Northumbria University in 2016. Originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ciara has lived and worked in London for the past four years. Ciara practised Family Law for two years within her training contract before choosing to specialise in Family Law after she qualified in2019.
DIVORCE LAWYERS & FAMILY SOLICITORS IN RICKMANSWORTH Compassionate & successful experts in divorce & children's law. Call to speak to a lawyer in Rickmansworth today. CAN THE COURT FORCE YOU TO VACCINATE YOUR CHILDREN Can the court force you to vaccinate your children? What are your options if you and your ex-partner disagree over the use of vaccines? DIVORCE LAWYERS & FAMILY SOLICITORS IN NOTTINGHAM Our family law solicitors in Nottingham understand what you are going through, including the challenges and emotions involved. They also understand how to overcome those hurdles and guide you through the entire process with the best possible legal counsel, and by connecting you to our extensive network of support professionals and resources – helping you to move on and rebuild. DIVORCE LAWYERS & FAMILY SOLICITORS WETHERBY The team in Wetherby is led by Neil Dring, a divorce lawyer with nearly 35 years experience of practising family law in Yorkshire.He is joined by a team of highly experienced family and divorce lawyers along with an in-house accountancy team. HOW TO WORD UNREASONABLE BEHAVIOUR ALLEGATIONS IN A There are several “top tips” for how to word unreasonable behaviour allegations, which I believe are often relevant, appropriate and helpful: Whilst you can include as many allegations of unreasonable behaviour as you want, my experience is that 3 or 4 is likely to be sufficient. This will vary, depending on the severity ofthe allegations.
THE LOCKDOWN EFFECT: HOW HAVE RELATIONSHIPS COPED How have relationships coped in lockdown: Over the last few months during the UK lockdown, many relationships have been tested in ways most couples have not experienced before.. Couples have had to navigate their relationship challenges intensified by the lockdown, for example fast-tracking a move in together or being apart formonths.
COHABITATION VS THE LAW Cohabitation vs the law. During the course of divorce proceedings, the Family Court is authorized to make certain financial orders. Under Sections 21-25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, the Court, on granting a decree of divorce, can make awards for maintenance, lump sum payments, property and pensions. However, Section 28 (3) of theAct
NEW REQUIREMENT TO PUT FORWARD FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT 9.27A.—. (1) Where at a FDR appointment the court does not make an appropriate consent order or direct a further FDR appointment, each party must file with the court and serve on each other party an open proposal for settlement—. (a) by such date as the court directs; or. (b) where no direction is given under sub-paragraph (a), within 21 THE GREY AREAS OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY The grey areas of Parental Responsibility. Parental Responsibility was defined in the Children Act 1989 as being the “rights, duties, powers, responsibilities and authority which by law a parent of a child has in relation to the child and his property.”. In more practical terms, it means that when certain decisions must be madeabout a
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