Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 looks at the types of orders that the court can make to safeguard the financial welfare of children. […]
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Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 looks at the types of orders that the court can make to safeguard the financial welfare of children. […]
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For separated parents, the question as to whether parental consent for child travel is needed to take a child on holiday is an important one. […]
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The role of intermediaries is significant in family court settings. We delve into their pivotal role in a just legal process. […]
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Interim spousal maintenance provided by one party to the other can emerge as a crucial lifeline during the transitional period in divorce. […]
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Generally, if a bonus was given during the marriage, then it is frequently treated as a capital asset, subject to the sharing principle. […]
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A landmark expansion of media access to family court proceedings has come into force today Monday 29th January. […]
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