The recent high-profile dispute involving Rupert Murdoch and his children over control of his media empire offers a fascinating lens through which to explore critical issues in family, trust, and succession law. While this case centres on corporate succession, it...Read MoreTags: paradigm family law, financial disclosure, high net worth divorce, trusts and divorce, family trust disputes, Murdoch trust case, succession planning, irrevocable trusts, inheritance protection, divorce and trusts UK
When dealing with the financial aftermath of a separation or divorce, the process can feel overwhelming. The Pre-Application Protocol for Financial Remedy Proceedings aims to streamline these cases and encourage out-of-court settlement, saving time, cost, and...Read MoreTags: Non-Court Dispute Resolution, Collaborative Law, Divorce Settlement, Legal Costs Divorce, family law, paradigm family law, mediation, arbitration, financial remedy proceedings, financial disclosure, UK family law, Pre-Application Protocol, Divorce Finance, MIAM
Delaying divorce proceedings is common, and many studies highlight the reasons behind it. Delay in divorce proceedings can result from international cultural, legal, and socio-economic factors, all of which play significant roles. Below is a more detailed exploration...Read MoreTags: international divorce law, divorce timing, family law delays, divorce settlement issues, separation and legal rights, paradigm family law, no fault divorce, delay in divorce proceedings, reasons for divorce delays, divorce and mental health, emotional reasons for divorce delay, financial barriers to divorce, legal divorce delays, cultural divorce stigma, divorce and children
The Debate: Should domestic abuse influence divorce settlements? Divorce cases involving domestic abuse are increasingly coming under scrutiny, as advocates push for reforms to how the UK legal system considers abuse and misconduct during financial settlements. This...Read MoreTags: matrimonial causes act, conduct in divorce cases, UK divorce reform, economic abuse, paradigm family law, family law UK, high net worth divorce, domestic abuse, divorce settlements, financial settlements, abuse and divorce, domestic violence law, divorce solicitors UK, legal support for abuse victims
The recent judgment in Re X (Children) (Abduction: Grave Risk: Children’s Objections) provides significant insights into the complexities of international child abduction cases under the 1980 Hague Convention. Therefore, this article details the case’s...Read MoreTags: legal advice for parents, child relocation, family law solicitors, cross-border custody, child abduction lawyers, family law, paradigm family law, Hague Convention, international child abduction, child custody disputes, UK family court, Re X judgment, children’s objections, grave risk of harm, protective measures
