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Custody Of A Child

Who Gets Custody of a Child in Divorce?

For every parent going through a divorce or separation, making sure the children are well cared for and looked after is their first concern. The law prioritises the wellbeing of children too, as separating parents look to consider where their…

Renuptial Agreement

The Importance of Prenuptial Agreements

Marriage is a deeply personal and emotional decision, often accompanied by discussions about shared aspirations, family and future plans. However, amidst the excitement, it is essential to consider the practical aspects of married life, including financial security and asset protection.…

Tax And Divorce

Capital Gains Tax and Divorce

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…

Divorce Mediation Work

How Does Divorce Mediation Work?

Mediation in a separation / divorce scenario involves both parties meeting with a mediator, who is an independent neutral person, who will help the parties reach agreement. The mediator cannot give advice to either party but can give information such…

Expediting A Divorce

Expediting a divorce under ‘no fault’ law

Earlier this year, the Law Gazette published an article explaining how law firm Michelmores had successfully applied to reduce the mandatory 20 week ‘cooling off period’ between the issue of a divorce and the grant of Conditional Order. This spurred…

Do I Need A Prenup?

Do I Need a Prenup?

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…

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