It has recently been discovered during research conducted by Legal & General that the cost-of-living crisis which has swept the country has led to the postponement of 19% of divorces. It is understood that this will have affected at least 270,000 married couples. The high rise in interest rates and subsequent rise in mortgage rates Due to this couples cannot afford to run two properties following separation and due to the high rise in property prices, many divorcing couples cannot … [Read more...]
The Crucial Role of Pensions in Divorce
As couples navigate the challenging terrain of divorce, one often overlooked yet critical aspect is the division of pensions. Pensions represent a substantial financial asset for many couples and can significantly impact each spouse's financial security post-divorce. Danielle Cobb, Family Lawyer, gives her insights on the crucial role of pensions in divorce. The division of pensions in divorce is a crucial aspect that requires careful consideration. Pensions are often one of the most … [Read more...]
Navigating Divorce Amidst the Housing Crisis – Challenges and Solutions
Divorce is often a tumultuous and emotionally charged process, and when coupled with the challenges of the housing crisis, it can become even more complex. As property prices soar and affordable housing becomes scarce, divorcing couples are faced with unique obstacles that can significantly impact their financial stability and emotional well-being. Impact on Asset Division One of the most significant impacts of the housing crisis on divorcing couples is the division of assets, particularly … [Read more...]
Dispelling Myths – Does Bad Behaviour Affect your Divorce Settlement?
Divorce is often a very difficult time, Marriages can end for very different reasons but often one party feels very aggrieved by the actions of the other, such as when there has been an affair or general bad behaviour which has been the catalyst for the breakdown of the marriage. Jeanette Birch, Family Lawyer answers a commonly asked question "Does bad behaviour affect your divorce settlement?" A financial remedy case is the legal term for dividing assets on divorce or separation. It covers … [Read more...]
Navigating the Season of Love – The Introduction of New Partners
As we approach the season of love, considerations should be given to the delicate nuances surrounding the introduction of new partners in the context of family dynamics. Valentine's Day, often associated with romance and connection, can bring both joy and challenges when blending families or starting anew after a separation or divorce. Amelia Fernley, Family Lawyer at Sinclair Law Solicitors advises "As we celebrate love this Valentine's Day, it's crucial to recognise … [Read more...]
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