European Treaty – The Ties That Bind
Can I Change my Mind? With all the debate over whether the European Treaty change commitments signed by all member states of the European Union are binding or not upon the European Court of Justice, at Paradigm Family Law we thought we’d take a look at the position...Read MoreValentines Blues
Love is in the Air Valentine’s Day is upon us and love is in the air, well for most. On a day when everyone seems to be giving and receiving cards filled with love, chocolates, flowers and gifts, what do you do when instead you have divorce papers thrust in your face...Read MorePension Offsetting – Do We Now Have The Answer?
Pension Offsetting on Divorce Pension offsetting in divorce cases is a hot topic, and not one which is capable of a straightforward answer. We touched on it in our blog post here, but most recently the case of WS v WS [2015] EWHC 3941 (Fam) has given a clear(er)...Read MoreFixed Fees for Finance Cases
Introduction This article is a general overview about the debate around new paradigm concept of fixed fees in Financial Remedy Cases[1]. High Court Judge Mostyn says in his famous judgement in J v J [2] that ‘something must be done’. Indeed, his starting point was the...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…