The complexities of divorce often increase when children are involved due to the associated emotional and practical implications. As a family law solicitor, I have seen cases where parental alienation emerges as a significant concern, adding another layer of complexity…
Dealing with marital finances can be complicated, particularly when it comes to protecting individual assets such as inheritance. One solution to try to protect personal assets in the event of a divorce is through a post-nuptial agreement. This article explains…
Inheritance that has been received or may be received in the future is not automatically included when splitting assets on divorce, but it can be taken into account depending on the circumstances. Our team of expert divorce lawyers in Milton…
Married couples can seek a share in their spouse’ pension on a divorce. In comparison, cohabiting couples will not benefit from their partner’s pension, unless they are named formally as a ‘nominated beneficiary’ and this is not changed post separation.…
The transfer of assets between married couples does not attract capital gains tax (although it could give rise to stap duty). However, when a couple separates and divorce this position may change. In March 2023, the government introduced legislation (the…
Whether you need a pre-nuptial or pre-marital agreement (sometimes also referred to as a prenup) will depend on your individual circumstance. Many people believe prenups are only needed for the rich and famous but that is not the case. Whilst…
The short answer is yes if you both share parental responsibility and there are no relevant court orders in place you will need their permission. This also applies to any other person who has parental responsibility (PR) for your child,…