What happens to the Family Home in a Divorce?
Dividing the family home is one of the biggest concerns for people going through a divorce. For many couples, the house is their most valuable asset. It’s also where children...
Heterosexual Civil Partnerships, the Legal Bid for Equal Love
Tim Adkin, Family Solicitor, discusses the recent debate of Civil Partnerships as highlighted by the recent case of Rebecca Steinfeld and Charles Keidan, who wanted to enter into a civil partnership and took the matter to the High Court as they felt they were being discriminated against as they were not same sex partners.
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The Children and Families Act 2014 introduced a “presumption of parental involvement” designed to encourage Courts to recognise the role of each parent in a more equal way. In order to keep up with social changes, the Act helps to recognise the importance of fathers having an active role in their children’s lives, which signals the end of the traditional idea that a mother is the “main parent”. Read more here.
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Records of domestic abuse cases rose by a staggering 31% between 2013 and 2015, a HMIC report has unearthed that there were a mammoth 900,000 calls made to police in England and Wales in the 12 months leading up to March 2015.
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The recent and much publicised cases of Sharland and Gohil concerning what happens when there is non disclosure in divorce proceedings highlights the need for honesty in your financial claims. Read more here about the need for disclosure.
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Failing to provide full disclosure in a divorce regarding finances can have some serious consequences. Read more here.
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Did you know if you are in a relationship and live together you do not have the same rights as a married couple? Read more here about rights of unmarried couples.
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