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In this article John Bolch argues in favour of a no-fault divorce system that would simply require a statement from one party that the marriage had broken down. 
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The Financial Remedies Unit at the Central Family Court has issued a local practice direction pilot scheme in relation to all applications for financial remedies and financial orders (as defined under r 2.3 of the FPR 2010). The operation of the Pilot Scheme will be reviewed in April 2017.
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Figures released today (4 November 2016) show that the cohabiting couple family continues to be the fastest growing family type in the UK in 2016.
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New website will offer video explanations of the stages of divorce and what the jargon means, with youngsters interviewing lawyers and parents
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Thousands of people who divorced before April 2016 but will retire after that date face a drastic cut in income because of new state pension rules.
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Sandhu v Sandhu [2016] EWCA Civ 1050 - Judgment: Appeal concerning the correct apportionment of beneficial inte... https://t.co/emLkGU09yT
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If you suspect that your spouse is being unfaithful to you, it can be tempting to hire a private investigator. But is it worth it?
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The three seminal cases of Stack v Dowden, Jones v Kernott and Oxley v Hiscock involving considerable judicial input at the highest levels were supposed to clarify the uncertainty that arose at the end of such relationships in terms of the...
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Information for the public on getting a divorce.
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A Saudi Arabian man has asked for a divorce from his new bride just two hours after the wedding after it emerged she had posted pictures of it on social media.
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Last Saturday my morning was enriched by finding a new judgment by Mr Justice Mostyn on Bailii.
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In this article John Bolch argues in favour of a no-fault divorce system that would simply require a statement from one party that the marriage had broken down.
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A truly ground-breaking judgment has just been issued which deals with foreign pension sharing and the powers of the English courts to enforce such orders.
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This divorce lawyer says that they have seen all sides of a marital split and while some couples surprise them with their decency, that’s generally when no one else is involved.
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#Cohabitation law is failing 3.3 million families, says @ResFamilyLaw https://t.co/uBuObhtZIl
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Parkinson v Daley [2016] EWFC B78 - Judgment: Committal order imposed on the husband, but suspended for 14 days... https://t.co/p87JO8e6aW
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J (A Minor) (application for permission to Appeal) [2016] EWHC 2766 (Fam) https://t.co/8er88F0TBG
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The Family Justice Council’s latest guidance is essential reading.
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You cannot ignore orders from the family court. If you do, there can be sever consequences, as John Bolch explains.
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A man in Australia has failed to convince a family court that his Islamic divorce should be legally recognised.
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Forcing firms to publish price information will not help clients make informed choices, argues Law Society
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