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Lisa Pepper

Contempt of Court: Law Commission’s Reform Proposals

Reforming Contempt of Court: Law Commission’s Proposals The Law Commission had been tasked by the Government to review the...

Mark Freedman

7th Consecutive ‘Times Best Law Firm’ Ranking for...

Osbornes Law Ranked in The Times Best Law Firm Guide for Seventh Consecutive Year Recognition and Ranking Osbornes Law has...

Lauren Gaines

Borrowing Money for Legal Fees in Divorce

What if I can’t afford a lawyer for my divorce? When navigating a divorce, it is widely understood that...

Hannah Goldstein

Navigating Divorce, Child Arrangements, and the Jewish Festivals:...

A Jewish divorce presents unique challenges, especially regarding child arrangements and upcoming festivals. Balancing differing levels of religious observance can...

Hannah Goldstein

Who Pays the Debts After Divorce?

Am I liable for my husband’s debts if we are separated? Debt is a significant source of stress for...

Hannah Goldstein

What Happens to Savings & Investments in Divorce?

Divorce often raises important questions about the division of assets, particularly savings and investments. Understanding what happens to these financial...