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Taking the fight out of family separation
/in Divorce and Separation/by Susi GillespieThe introduction of no-fault divorce is long awaited legislation that is the first change to divorce law in 50 years. The much heralded ‘end to the blame game’ has arrived and we have now entered a digital age of divorcing online and with no paper process involved whatsoever […]
What is a pre-nuptial agreement & why should you consider it?
/in Pre-nuptial Agreements/by Zeneb MuneerA prenuptial agreement is an agreement that a couple enter before they marry, which sets out how they would want their finances to be divided between them if the marriage unfortunately breaks down. The most common reason people come to talk to us to explore having a prenuptial agreement is because they want to protect a particular asset […]
Why families now stand a better chance, post-divorce
/in Divorce and Separation/by Louise MinifieI was asked today if the introduction of no-fault divorce is the most significant Family Law development to have happened in my career. It’s certainly up there. For too long, divorce has been fairly one-dimensional. It has required separated couples to either wait a minimum of two years […]