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06Jan
Jamie Cooper-Hohn argued in the family courts that she was entitled to half of their assets, whilst Hohn contended that she should receive only a quarter.
05Jan
For a constructive beginning to the New Year, consider starting it with a family meeting.
15Dec
It may be a tough time for you and your children, but here are some of our tips to get the best out of Christmas Day.
The number of county courts in the UK to accept divorce petitions has been reduced to 20, in an effort to centralise the process.
10Dec
Christmas present competition may be experienced between you and your ex-partner over Christmas. It is ...
05Dec
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27Nov
The Home Secretary is to introduce a new law which will criminalise psychological abuse and controlling behaviour.
In the collaborative process an agreement is signed at the outset which commits both parties and lawyers to resolve issues without court proceedings.
26Nov
Businesses in THE North East are suffering as a result of divorce and separation. That’s the finding of a new piece of research from family law not for profit group Resolution.
25Nov
Arbitration is often used if mediation efforts, where the couple reaches their own agreement, are unsuccessful. A qualified arbitrator is chosen and appointed by the separating couple, depending on the nature of their disputes.
Mediation involves the appointment of a neutral third party mediator, who encourages the couple to reach their own agreements.
24Nov
A report published by Resolution today has outlined the effect of a parent’s divorce or separation on children.