How to File for divorce yourself

May 17, 2012

Below is a guest family law blog post from a US blogger. You tried every thing to save your marriage but nothing can be done now. The only way is to get a divorce and move out of the nuptial bond. But getting a divorce is not an easy thing to do. Divorce involves loads [...]

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What factors do the court take into account if there is a court dispute over child residence or contact?

May 4, 2012

If negotiations over child residence or contact via family solicitors or direct fail, then the may be no other option than to proceed via the court system. For example, where a non resident parent considers that the resident parent has become unfit to care for the children or where they wish to have the children [...]

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Guest article: Protecting your future – considerations for prenuptial agreements

May 3, 2012

Below is a guest article regarding divorce and protecting your future. Protecting Your Future There are not many things that will deflate the elation of wedding planning than asking your future spouse to sign a prenuptial agreement. There is so much taboo associated with this legal protection that often times it is dismissed in order [...]

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Child Support – How is it Calculated? (A Helpful U.S. Perspective)

May 3, 2012

The dissolution of a marriage, also called a divorce, is never an easy thing to deal with. It becomes increasingly more difficult and heart breaking when there are kids involved. Once you’ve decided that divorce is the only option, you’ll need to start the process if legally ending the marriage. As a part of this [...]

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What To Look For When Seeking a Family Lawyer

April 26, 2012

What To Look For When Seeking a Family Lawyer If you’ve never been through the legal process before, realizing the amount of time, effort, and stress that go into it can be more than daunting.  Hiring a lawyer alone is intimidating; how can you determine a good lawyer from a bad one if you’ve never [...]

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Is it right that Single Joint Experts can do a poor job and then hold the parties to ransom over correcting their mistakes?

April 11, 2012

Vardags Solicitors are a Top Divorce Lawyer  based in Central London that specialise in complex and substantial cases Expert witness reports are often necessary in the course of proceedings to assist the Court in determining issues which require special expertise and usually where the parties are unable to agree those issues between them.  In financial proceedings, for [...]

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20 of the best: family law blogs and news from the past week – March/April 2012

April 4, 2012

Below are 20 of the best family law blogs and news posts from around the web in the past week. If you have published or found a useful family law-related post that hasn’t been spotted, please do add a link to the comments section below. Wanted: family justice narratives – Lucy Reed in the Guardian [...]

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‘Clare’s Law’- A change for the better for victims of domestic violence?

March 28, 2012

In October 2008, Clare Wood ended her relationship with George Appleton. Her rejection sparked a campaign of abuse, resulting in her horrific murder four months later. Appleton had a history of violence against women, including harassment, threats and kidnapping a former girlfriend at knifepoint. Despite a number of complaints to the police, resulting in a [...]

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What makes a top divorce lawyer?

March 26, 2012

Vardags Solicitors are a Top Divorce Lawyer  based in Central London that specialise in complex and substantial cases Lawyers who specialise in divorce require skills and knowledge that are not often associated with commercial lawyers. Whilst skills such as communication, working as a team or working to deadlines are needed by any legal specialist, a lawyer dealing [...]

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10 of the best: family law blogs and news from last week

March 26, 2012

Below are ten of last week’s best family law blogs and news posts from around the web:- ‘No change’ to gay NI adoption law (BBC News) The Attorney General has said that the current ban on gay and unmarried couples should remain in place until the Stormont Assembly decides otherwise. Family Law Week’s Budget Briefing [...]

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