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Divorce is a significant life event that can have profound emotional, financial, and legal implications for anyone. Unfortunately, for LGBTQ+ individuals, the journey can be further complicated by societal prejudices, lack of understanding, and specific legal nuances. While the legalisation of same-sex marriage in the UK in 2014 marked a significant milestone, there are still complexities and potential challenges that…
Going through a divorce can be emotionally and logistically challenging, especially for parents with children. While the decision to end a marriage may be difficult, it’s crucial to prioritise the wellbeing of the children throughout the process. One of the most important steps in this regard is devising a comprehensive co-parenting plan before finalising the divorce. A well-crafted co-parenting plan…
Financial control is a form of abuse that can have devastating effects on survivors, both during the relationship and long after it ends. When one partner restricts the other’s access to money and financial resources, it creates an imbalance of power that can make it extremely difficult for the survivor to leave the situation or rebuild their life. This is…
Divorce is often a difficult and emotionally charged process, with couples facing numerous challenges as they navigate the legal, financial, and personal complexities of ending their marriage. However, one aspect that is frequently overlooked is the potential for unwanted cohabitation after divorce, a situation that can arise due to economic circumstances and have detrimental impacts on the well-being of both…
As the clock struck midnight on the 1st of January 2024, not only did it mark the beginning of a new year but also the renowned “Divorce Month.” This annual phenomenon sees a surge in enquiries to family lawyers from couples seeking to untangle the threads of their marriages. However, this year’s Divorce Month may differ, according to recent research…
A lesser-known yet influential aspect of controlling certain elements of divorce proceedings is through ‘Home Rights Orders.’ These orders are increasingly surfacing in divorce cases, causing significant challenges for clients. In a recent case, we successfully navigated these issues, albeit with the looming threat of court action and considerable costs. Frequently, a married couple may have the family home registered…
As professionals operating for many years in the divorce market, there are similarities in every divorce we are involved in. Whilst the process itself often causes distress – the common phases which most people experience are: Time Cost Uncertainty Stress How you manage each of these, which occur either during the entire divorce process or can be experienced intermittently is…
Going through a lengthy, drawn-out divorce can take an immense emotional and financial toll. As Noel Gallagher said: Divorce is a long, drawn-out process, so it affects the mood. When the divorce process drags on for months or years, it prevents you from moving forward and starting fresh. You remain stuck in limbo, unable to heal and plan for your…
Going through a divorce is stressful enough without having to worry about what will happen to your business. For business owners, a divorce isn’t just about splitting up the house and bank accounts – the company you built is often one of the most valuable assets on the line. Dividing up business assets like shares, equipment, or property or forcing…
Getting divorced is never easy, but it can quickly become extremely complicated for wealthy couples with substantial assets and investments without proper planning. This is where prenuptial agreements come in – they are critical legal tools that can protect high-net-worth assets and streamline the divorce process when utilised effectively. A prenup allows individuals to safeguard their finances in case of…