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Covert audio / video recordings in the Family Court – are they admissible ?
Modern technology has made it extremely easy to record others, whether through voice recordings or video recordings, often with a single tap on a smartphone. In the context…
Salama Khalid Divorce
Divorce under normal circumstances is seldom described as “simple.” Factor in a massive social media following, intercultural interests, and potential cross-border complications, and you’ve got yourself an even more challenging…
Is Mediation Legally Binding ?
Family disputes can be emotionally overwhelming and financially draining. Whether you are sorting out child arrangements, dividing finances, or going through a separation, the mediation process can offer a more…
Avoiding the Elephant Trap: The legal consequences of premature remarriage
Remarriage can introduce a host of unexpected challenges when it comes to financial settlements following a divorce. In particular, if a spouse remarries too swiftly, they risk losing certain financial…
Protecting your privacy during divorce: spyware, coercive control, and how to stay safe
Divorce can be a difficult and emotionally fraught experience on its own. When technology is misused, however, it adds a disturbing new dimension: covert surveillance, manipulative control, and stolen personal…
If I reconcile will that affect my Divorce settlement?
When couples decide to call time on their marriage, they often embark upon the legal journey of divorce, which entails settling financial matters and, if relevant, arrangements for children. Yet…
Understanding the Difference Between Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common
When purchasing a property with another (or others) in England & Wales, you must decide how to legally hold ownership. The two options are joint tenancy and tenancy in common.…
Pets and Divorce: Who gets to keep the family pet?
Divorce is an emotionally draining process, and for pet owners, one of the most heartbreaking issues is deciding who gets to…
How do you value a house for divorce purposes ?
Divorce proceedings require full financial disclosure from both parties, and one of the most significant assets to consider is the family home. Accurately valuing the property is essential for ensuring…
What is an FDR and what to expect
When navigating the complexities of financial disputes during divorce, understanding the purpose and process of a Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) hearing is essential. An FDR appointment is a key step…
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Xhydias Agreements – What are they ?
During the course of a divorce or dissolution, it is essential to resolve the issue of matrimonial finances. This involves the division of all assets in the marriage, between both…
Arbitration in Family Law: Analysing the Court of Appeal’s Decision in Haley v Haley and Its Impact
The Court of Appeal decision in Haley v Haley [2020] EWCA Civ 1369 represents a significant shift in how challenges to financial remedy arbitration awards, under the Matrimonial Causes Act…
Part 25 Expert Applications Explained for Lawyers
The topic of Part 25 applications might not be making headlines as the most sensational area, yet its significance cannot be understated, especially in light of a recent ruling…