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| Domestic Abuse, Lockdown And The Law | ||||||
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National research announced earlier this week revealed some tragic statistics on the impact of lockdown on those men, women and children having to self-isolate in abusive relationships and households.
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| How Does Collaborative Divorce Work? | ||||||
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A collaborative divorce involves both parties having their own separate lawyers that work together to achieve a settlement that suits the whole family, avoiding going to court.
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| Shuttle Mediation explained | ||||||
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Shuttle mediation is a form of mediation where, instead of the former couple being in the same room as the mediator, they are in separate rooms and the mediator effectively shuttles in-between.
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| Can't discuss issues with your ex? Shuttle Mediation might be the answer for you. | ||||||
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Shuttle mediation is a form of mediation where, instead of the former couple being in the same room as the mediator, they are in separate rooms and the mediator effectively shuttles in-between.
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| Living Together. Part One: Who are Cohabitants and how does the law affect them? | ||||||
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With over 3.1 million unmarried couples living together in the UK today, compared with 1.5 million back in 1996, it seems more and more of us want to put-off marrying, or avoid marriage completely.
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| Postnuptial Agreements Explained | ||||||
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It used to be contrary to public policy for a married couple who were living together, or a couple about to get married, to make an agreement that provided for the possibility that they might separate and how their financial assets should be distributed on separation.
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| Collaborative Law v Adversarial Law | ||||||
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Collaborative law is one of the processes that a couple can use to resolve matters after separation, including in relation to finances and children.
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| 5 Answers You Don’t Want to Hear From Your Lawyer | ||||||
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1. Can I get this Divorce over and done with – I have a business to run?
2. Why is this costing me so much - I don't need experts - I know what the assets are worth?
3. Can I avoid providing full financial disclosure including 12 months bank statements etc.?
4. My friend had a quick divorce presumably you can do the same for me?
5. How long is this process going to take?
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| Form E – Part 2 | ||||||
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This section deals with completing the narrative sections of the Form E which start at Section 4.1. If you would like some guidance with regard to completing the rest of the form then please see the previous article on the Form E – Form E Explained – Part 1.
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| Form E – Part 1 | ||||||
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The financial statement (Form E) is the form that both parties to a divorce are required to complete if either of them makes an application to the court.
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