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 […]
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Valentine’s Day and Divorce: Coping with the Valentine’s Blues
Valentine’s Day can feel particularly heavy when your marriage has broken down. On 14 February, the world appears wrapped in
The Melania Mirage: When Image Masks the Reality of Marriage
Image versus reality in marriage is something family lawyers encounter every day. Many marriages appear stable, successful, and carefully managed
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Financial Remedy in Divorce – a Timetable
Financial Remedy Proceedings At Paradigm Family Law, we understand how important it is to navigate financial remedy in divorce. That’s
Can You Divorce While Living Together in the UK? Separation Under One Roof Explained
Many couples separate but continue living in the same house for a period of time. In family law this is
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Corporate Pre-Nups – Divorce Proof Your Business
Corporate Pre-Nups – Marital Demergers There has been much said and reported about the use of Pre-Nuptial agreements between couples
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Diamond Divorcees – not Silver Splitters
Diamond Divorcees In this blog post, we look at the increasing number of couples separating and divorcing later in life
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Divorce Day – Myth or reality?
Divorce Day Could festive cheer bring about heartbreak in the New Year? The first Monday after New Year is said
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Divorce Statistics – Up or Down?
Lie More Lies and Statistics? Divorce is in the news again. Two stories on divorce statistics published recently seem to
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Delaying Decree Absolute in Divorce Proceedings
When can you delay Decree Absolute? In this post we examine the ways in which it is appropriate to delay
