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Prenuptial agreements (PNAs), if not entered into freely or if they yield unfair results, are typically of little legal value.
Family Law
Divorce – A Clean Break is Usually the Preferred Outcome
For most individuals going through divorce, the desire to attain a clean financial break is paramount. A recent ruling in the High Court vividly illustrates the wisdom of such a choice.
Divorcing Couple Spend £5 Million Fighting Over Their Child In Court
Disputes over the care and financial support of children following a separation can escalate to staggering proportions when compromise remains elusive.
Choose The Right Solicitor For Your Divorce – It Could Save You Money In The Long Run!
Navigating the complexities of divorce proceedings can be a daunting task and recent events have underscored the importance of having a competent solicitor by your side.
No Fault Divorces See Biggest Shake Up Of Divorce Laws For 50 Years
On the 6th April 2022 there was a significant change to the procedure for getting a divorce in England and Wales after years of campaigning.
You Can’t Put a Price on Children’s Welfare – High Court Makes the Point
The High Court commended a local authority for its willingness to spend more than £490,000 a year on a deeply disturbed boy’s placement in a specialist children’s home.
Divorcee’s Home in Jeopardy Following Oral Agreement With Her Ex
If your marriage has come to an end, reaching an oral agreement with your ex as to how marital assets should be divided may seem the simplest course.
Divorce – Fairly Dividing Marital Assets is Not a Blame Game
The question of who is to blame for the breakdown of a marriage is often uppermost in divorcees’ minds, but it is hardly ever relevant when it comes to fairly dividing up assets.
6 Useful Tips To Keep Your Divorce Stress Free
When you are going through a Divorce, your emotions will be all over the place and it can be difficult to make the right decisions. Give yourself time to let your emotions calm down so you can think clearly and try and sort things out sensibly and when you feel the time is right.
Family Judge Deeply Regrets Wealthy Ex-Couple’s Inability to Compromise
Judges often plead with divorcing couples to bury the hatchet rather than subject themselves to the self-harm of litigation.