Earlier this year, the Law Commission announced that they intend to conduct research into the options for reforming the current law surrounding financial remedies upon divorce and dissolution of a civil partnership. The Government have requested that the Law Commission conduct an in-depth analysis of whether the current legal framework is still working effectively and whether fair and consistent outcomes are still being delivered for divorcing couples. The present law which determines … [Read more...]
The Vital Importance of Using a Solicitor for Your Will and Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
Creating a will and establishing a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) are two crucial legal steps that many individuals tend to postpone or neglect. However, these documents are essential for ensuring that your wishes are honoured and your loved ones are protected when you can no longer make decisions for yourself. While it might be tempting to draft these documents independently, there are several compelling reasons why it is imperative to use a solicitor's expertise and guidance in this … [Read more...]
Separating from your spouse – Is it time to update your Will?
Whether a separation or relationship breakdown is intended to be short-term or a gateway to divorce; it‘s important to consider whether your will needs updating or even if it’s time you prepared one in the first place. While the reality is this is the last thing on your mind, it is worth making your will review a priority. A Separation While you remain married any references of gifts to a spouse will remain valid, whether that is your current intention or not, regardless of how long you … [Read more...]
Am I able to take my child abroad during the school holidays without my ex-partner’s consent?
The only instance where this is possible is if there is a Child Arrangements Order in place which provides that the child is to live with you. In this case, you are able to take the child abroad for a period of up to 28 days without the need to obtain any further consent. If not, you are unable to travel abroad with your child without obtaining consent from each individual who has parental responsibility for the child. What is parental responsibility? Parental responsibility is … [Read more...]
The Case for Barbie and Ken: The Importance of a Prenuptial Agreement
In a world where fairy tales often culminate in "happily ever after," it's easy to overlook the practicalities of real-life relationships. However, even the most iconic couple, Barbie and Ken, might benefit from a dose of reality before tying the knot. While love and romance are essential, it is equally important to consider the financial implications of marriage. A prenuptial agreement can provide valuable protection and serve as a symbol of trust and transparency between partners. In this … [Read more...]
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