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Where parties have agreed to separate, we provide clients with well thought out and practical advice to help them decide on a course of action that best suits their situation. This includes whether a client is considering a divorce, civil partnership dissolution or a separation. We also advise in relation to couples who have not been married or civilly partnered.
We also advise and prepare pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, and cohabitation agreements.
We recognise the importance of alternative forms of dispute resolution, including mediation, round table meetings or arbitration.
Knowledge
Can you set aside a court order due to fraud/fraudulent non-disclosure in financial remedy matters?
The answer is, it depends. In the recent case of Silberschmidt v Richards 2025 the High Court concluded that: “An applicant seeking to set aside a financial remedy consent order on the ground of fraudulent non-disclosure ‘must act with...
The Crime and Policing Bill completed its passage through parliament in April 2026. The new legislation makes every international child abduction subject to criminal sanction, whereas previously there was no deterrent of criminal proceedings. ...
Is there anything I can do, to make sure my ex-partner complies with a financial order made by a Court? Where one party has failed to comply with the terms of a financial remedy order, it is up to the wronged party to commence enforcement proceedings by...
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