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What happens with family loans and gifts in a divorce?
Nearly half of first-time home buyers in the UK now need extra funding from parents. Knowing how to protect and/or recover loans or contributions is really important if couples subsequently separate and divorce, because the starting point of any divorce will be a...Read MoreProprietary Estoppel on the Farm – be my Guest
Proprietary Estoppel on the Farm In the recent UK Supreme Court case of Guest and another (Appellant) v Guest (Respondent) [2022] UKSC 27 on appeal from [2020] EWCA Civ 387 – 19th October 2022, Lord Briggs, Lady Arden, Lord Leggatt, Lord Stephens, Lady Rose gave...Read MoreUnderstanding spousal maintenance
If you are going through a divorce, you may understandably be worried about what happens next and what the financial implications are for you going forward. This article will help you understand the issue of spousal maintenance but is no substitute for getting the...Read MoreFamily mediation – helping resolve your family law matter
Mediation is growing in popularity for resolving family issues and certainly has many advantages such as being quicker, cheaper, more flexible and a lot less stressful than going to court. How does it work? Mediation is an informal dispute resolution process that aims...Read MoreDividing property after separation – what are the options?
Whether or not a separation is your idea, you should know your rights and understand what the best options are for the division of property. Ideally, you and your ex-partner should agree on how to divide the property between you. Sometimes, however, this is impossible...Read MoreNo Fault Divorce – The New System
No Fault Divorce – D Day This year, D Day has moved. Traditionally D Day has been seen as the first Monday in the year – the time when couples who have spent the Christmas and New Year period together when perhaps the cracks have started to show, have...Read MoreDivorce Loans – Hard or Soft Option?
Divorce Loans – Which do you take, the Hard or Soft option? In this post, we explore the way in which the family court is likely to treat certain divorce loans within a dispute about matrimonial assets. Are they ‘hard’ or ‘soft’? It comes...Read MoreFriends With Your Ex – by Wendi Schuller
Can You Be Friends With Your Ex? by Wendi Schuller Does divorce end a relationship between a couple? Not necessarily – it can be a shift instead. This depends upon the circumstances of the divorce. As a school nurse, I spoke with parents who were on great terms with...Read MoreRemote Hearings – Nuffield Family Justice Report
Remote Hearings – Are they the future in Family Courts and should they continue? The Nuffield Family Justice Observatory (NFJO) has published a report called: Remote hearings in the family court post pandemic. They received from over 3,200 professionals and parents...Read MoreTweets from @ParadigmFamLaw
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The announcement by the Federal Statistical Office in #Germany (28.6.2023) shows that in 2022, around 137,400 marriages were divorced in Germany by court order. As reported by the Federal Statistical Office (#Destatis), the number of divorces fell by just…