Litigation Conduct – Behave Yourself
It wasn’t me In our recent post on conduct (Stirring it in the Family Courts) we highlighted what can happen […]
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Without Prejudice – off the record?
Making a Meal of it In this post, we at Paradigm Family Law want to discuss the concept of ‘Without
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Child Maintenance and Schedule 1 – which one?
Child Maintenance At Paradigm Family Law we seem to have an increasing number of enquiries from unmarried parents concerning child
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Gohil and Sharland – What would Shakespeare say?
A Frank Overview In the past we have seen more and more cases when spouses have been accused of hiding
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Maintenance Variations – A Guide
In this post, we consider how to vary a maintenance order, and what you need to show in order for
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Conduct : Stirring it in the Family Courts
“…And the Dish ran away with the Spoon” In a recently reported case, (now fully reported here) the wife in
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Annulment of Marriage – a Guide
Annulment or Divorce? If you have reached the end, and don’t know which way to turn, you might be contemplating a divorce. But wait,
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Divorce Costs in the Dock – Fixed Fees
Scandalous In the recent case of JE (husband) v ZK (wife) [2015] EWHC B87 (Times Report by Frances Gibb here), ‘scandalous‘ divorce
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Financial Remedy Hearings – New Guidance
Are you worth £7.5 million? Hot on the heels of our post on the Certification of Complex Financial Remedy cases,
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Financial Complexity in Divorce proceedings
Financial Remedies Unit In those cases where financial complexity is involved, the Central Family Court has issued a Certificate that
