Navigating the labyrinth of private equity (PE) investments during a divorce can feel like trying to solve a Rubik’s Cube blindfolded. Imagine your PE investments as a garden of exotic plants you and your spouse decided to grow some years ago. Some plants...Read MoreTags: paradigm family law, International Family Law, Fixed Fee Divorce Lawyers, family law UK, high net worth divorce, divorce lawyers UK, private equity investments during divorce, divorce and investments, dividing private equity assets, financial proceedings in divorce, private equity valuation, pre-nuptial agreements, complex divorce cases, matrimonial finances, PE investments in divorce
Understanding the Complexities of International Relocation Cases in Family Law In the intricate domain of international family law, relocation cases represent a particularly challenging frontier. These cases often highlight the delicate balance between the desire of a...Read MoreTags: family law, paradigm family law, frank arndt, parental rights, International Family Law, child relocation, international relocation, relocation cases, children act 1989, child welfare, divorce and relocation, relocation legal advice, family court UK, international custody disputes
International Family Law: German Child Maintenance guidelines of the higher regional courts 2024 updated Summary of the updates effective from 1st January 2024 Requirements rates for minor children The increase in the requirements rates for minor children (1st...Read MoreTags: child support guidelines, Higher Regional Courts Germany, OLG child maintenance, German maintenance law, student maintenance Germany, spousal maintenance Germany, German family court, paradigm family law, cross-border divorce, International Family Law, divorce lawyers UK, German child maintenance, Düsseldorf table 2024, child maintenance Germany, family law update
Divorce is a multifaceted process that involves not just the legal dissolution of marriage but also a profound emotional journey for those involved. Among the myriad reasons that compel couples to part ways, secret relationships and the discovery of secret...Read MoreTags: family law, paradigm family law, co parenting, secret relationships, divorce advice, divorce lawyers UK, marriage breakdown, hidden affairs, emotional support in divorce, legal guidance divorce, infidelity and divorce, asset division, child custody, paternity fraud, cuckoo children
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” Potanina (Respondent) v Potanin (Appellant) [2024] UKSC 3 (appeal from [2021] EWCA Civ 702). Justices: Lord Lloyd-Jone Lord Brigg Lord Leggatt, Lord Stephens and Lady Rose considered whether the Court should grant...Read MoreTags: potanina, potanin
Balancing Needs in a Difficult Financial Settlement or the best way to predict the future is to create it (fairly) The Court had to decide in a difficult case (VT v LT [2023] EWFC 256 (18 December 2023) ) where it had to create two households out of a limited...Read MoreTags: needs, vt v lt
Paradigm Family Law Shortlisted for ‘Outstanding Case of the Year’ at the 2024 Modern Law Awards Paradigm Family Law is delighted to announce that the firm has been shortlisted for the prestigious ‘Outstanding Case of the Year’ award at the...Read MoreTags: awards, nomination, award, shortlist, modern law awards
Key Developments in Family Law – What to Look Out for in 2024 Transparency In a ground-breaking move towards increased transparency, a new pilot scheme is set to launch on January 29th, 2024, allowing accredited journalists and bloggers to report on financial...Read MoreTags: financial remedy, parental responsibility, 2024, key developments, transparency, law commission, reform
Adapting to Life Changes: Post-Divorce Variations Life is dynamic, and circumstances can change after a divorce. Individuals have the option to seek variations to divorce agreements or court orders when faced with significant changes in their lives. Whether it is...Read MoreTags: vary, variation, post divorce variations, changing court orders, varying orders
The Supreme Court handed down judgement on 11 January 2024 on a very important issue, namely ‘Can an individual make a claim for psychiatric injury caused by witnessing the death or other horrifying event of a close relative as a result of earlier clinical...Read MoreTags: medical negligence
