Graham-York v York [2015] EWCA Civ 72 In the recent Court of Appeal decision in Graham-York v York [2015] EWCA Civ 72 guidance was given in connection with the determination of the beneficial interests in a property held by only one party in an unmarried relationship....Read MoreTags: divorce, family law, paradigm family law, york, children, cohabitation
What is fairness on the battlefield of Divorce & Finance? 2015 is the year of the General Election and no doubt we all will see lively debate about accountability, fairness and on the merits of the Mansion tax. But what does fairness mean? What does it mean when...Read MoreTags: divorce, family law, fixed fee, legal advice, paradigm family law, york, family, marriage
Spouse civil partner divorce, dissolution and separation As the new tax year approache at Paradigm Family Law we look at the implications it has for couples separating or considering divorce and the importance of timing. When it comes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT), a...Read MoreTags: divorce, family law, fixed fee, legal advice, paradigm family law, york, contact, civil partnership, tax
How romantic are Pre-nups on Valentine’s Day or “Auf Wiedersehen Ehevertrag” We should all remember the landmark decision in Radmacher v. Granatino when the Supreme Court tore up England’s marriage laws to offer couples binding pre-nuptial contracts. Miss...Read MoreTags: divorce, family law, legal advice, paradigm family law, marriage, international, prenuptial agreement
Funding financial proceedings When acting for a party in financial remedy proceedings on divorce, it can sometimes prove necessary to seek provision by way of court order for assistance in paying legal fees. With Paradigm Family Law, our fixed fee model will no doubt...Read MoreTags: divorce, family law, fixed fee, legal advice, paradigm family law, family
