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Please note the topic of financial provision on divorce is a complex area and varies from case to case. As such, you are strongly advised to seek independent legal advice on your specific case. Our guide intends to show you what the various routes you can take in order to resolve financial matters are and […]
Sometimes there is not enough time to consider a pre-nuptial agreement before getting married, and if that’s the case, there really is no need to panic because couples can still enter an agreement known as a post-nuptial agreement. Also, some couples find that a post-nuptial agreement benefits them if they have separated for a period […]
A Pre-Nuptial Agreement is an agreement that shows what happens to the couple’s money and property should the marriage or civil partnership come to an end. The agreement is entered into by the couple before the marriage or civil partnership ceremony. Couples can still enter into an agreement after the marriage or civil partnership too; […]
A Child Arrangements Order (CAO) is the new name for orders previously known as residence and contact orders. In essence a CAO is an order that regulates the arrangements for a child in relation to whom the child should live with, spend time or have contact with and when the child is to live, spend […]
If you are thinking of getting divorced and you have no idea where to start, here are some points you should be made aware of.
Family Mediation What is it? Family Mediation is a form of non-court dispute resolution. In other words, it is a method by which you can resolve matters outside of Court without the expense, stress and delay. There are typically three forms of non-court dispute resolution for family law which are; 1) Mediation 2) Collaborative Law […]
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An Occupation Order can prohibit or exclude a perpetrator of abuse from the family home.
Under the Family Law Act 1996, the Court are able to grant protection under a Non-Molestation Order prohibiting an ‘associated’ person from molesting another person or a relevant child.
