With businesses struggling to survive, jobs lost, assets devalued, many of those who have financial agreements or Orders following a divorce to adhere to, are starting to wonder whether they can afford to honour these Orders. In this blog, we will have a look at how and when Financial Orders can be varied. Since March […]
Parental Alienation is a real thing and is well recognised in the family courts as something that happens and is particularly harmful to the child. It skews the child’s ability to form any and all sorts of relationships and is not limited to the failed relationship with the other parent. It is emotionally harmful to […]
Landlords could be fined up to £30,000 if they fail to comply with new rules regarding deposits and fees charged to tenants. The Tenant Fees Act bans most letting fees and caps tenancy deposits paid by tenants in the private rented sector in England. The Tenant Fees Act 2019 was introduced on 1 June 2019 to any tenants […]
You have been granted a UK visa that allows you to reside in the UK, study, work here or do business. When you receive your passport with the visa stamp in it or get your first biometrics it feels like a dream come true. You are relieved and happy with a feeling that the time […]
‘What am I entitled to if I get a divorce?’ This is one of the questions we hear most often when dealing with divorce matters. Why this question would be at the forefront of someone’s mind when contemplating divorce is abundantly clear. Divorce is a difficult decision: it is an end to a considerable part […]
For those in the UK who are considering settling in this country, the amount of absences that they can have during their stay in the UK, is a constant concern. This has become even more prevalent with the current pandemic and the coronavirus related lockdowns that most countries are implementing. Borders have been closed, travel […]
In this blog we will concentrate on the rights of separated fathers, who do not live with their children. Parents who do not live with their children, are known as non-resident parent. It is not to say that only fathers can be non-resident parents, however it is still more common for the mothers to be […]
Covid-19 and the lockdown imposed on us in a desperate attempt to curb the spread of the deadly virus has made our lives unrecognisable. In a very short period of time, the inconceivable has become the new normal and our entire way of life has been turned upside down. The new reality brings new challenges […]
With the government implementing stricter rules in respect of social distancing, many who are in co-parenting arrangements are worried that these uncertain times will damage their hard won rights to have contact with their children. Below, we look at what the rules of lockdown are and how they relate to the rights of both fathers […]
Nation’s top divorce lawyers have started to warn about potential of soaring divorce numbers, as more and more families face spending extended time locked together in the house. Our divorce solicitors are used to getting disproportionate amount of cases right after the summer school break is over, as well as after Christmas break. In fact, […]
