Married in Germany, Living in England, Working in America — Who Decides Your Divorce?
Married in Germany. Living in London. Working in New York. A pension quietly building in Sydney. None of this is […]
Financial Remedy
Deciding to Leave Is One Decision. Affording To Is Another
Deciding to leave a marriage and deciding you can afford to leave it are not the same decision. The first
The rise of the boomerang child & why it matters in family law
More adult children are living at home for longer — and for divorcing parents, adult children living at home divorce
Artemis 2 & Silence: Clarity Under Pressure
Why the Artemis 2 “silence” moment matters Over the past 24 hours, Artemis 2 (officially Artemis II) has moved through
Financial Remedy in Divorce UK How Assets Are Divided
Financial remedy is the legal process used to divide finances when a couple divorces in England and Wales. It determines
Will Divorce Affect My Child’s GCSEs or A Levels — Should You Wait?
Divorce can affect a child’s GCSEs or A levels, but the impact depends more on the home environment than timing
Clean Break Order Trap: How a $34 Million Gift Reopened a Final Divorce Deal
A clean break order is only final if both parties have given full and frank disclosure. If one party suppresses
Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements: Planning for Love, Life, and Legal Certainty
In the whirlwind of excitement that comes with engagements, wedding planning, or preparing for a life together, one topic is
Pensions and Divorce Guide
TYPES OF PENSIONS Pensions are often the largest asset after the family home. This guide explains How pensions work in
Understanding Spousal Maintenance – A Practical No Nonsense Guide
Spousal maintenance is one of those topics that many separating couples find difficult to talk about. It goes to the
