Family Law Archives - Page 9 of 19

Lauren Gaines

Do You Have to Divorce in the Country...

How to divorce if you married abroad People choose to get married abroad for various reasons. Some couples want an...

Kieran joined the family department at Osbornes Law in mid-August of 2024, having graduated with a 2:1 in LLB (Hons) Law from...

Lisa Pepper

Financial Claims: Judges Can Order Parties To Attempt Non-Court Dispute Resolution As was expected, the court has been quick to...

Lisa Pepper

Introduction to the case After a judge took the unusual step of making his judgement public, we’re starting to...

Yael Selig

Matrimonial vs Non-Matrimonial Assets in Divorce During a divorce, people often make the mistake of assuming that everything they own...

Diana Bastow

Periodical Payments Orders in Divorce Throughout the process of a divorce or when unmarried couples with children split up, numerous...

Claire Andrews

A lump sum order is a crucial element of divorce settlements that can significantly impact the financial future of both...

Yael Selig

Common law partner meaning Common law marriage is the idea that two people who live together and act as if...

Claire Andrews

A property adjustment order is a key legal mechanism used during a divorce to fairly divide property and assets between...

Who pays the bills when getting divorced? Separating from your partner raises a number of practical issues, one of which...