1.10.2024
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...
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Amy-Jo is a solicitor in the Family team.
Education
Amy-Jo completed her undergraduate degree at Durham University and graduated with a 2:1 Law Degree in 2016. After gaining her degree, she studied the Legal Practice Course and Law and Business Masters at the University of Law and was awarded a distinction in both.
Personal Interests
In her spare time, Amy-Jo enjoys socialising with friends and family, exploring new places and trying to keep fit.
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- 27.9.2024
Navigating Divorce, Child Arrangements, and the Jewish Festivals:...
Going through a divorce is challenging enough, but when you’re a Jewish couple with differing levels of religious observance,...
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25.9.2024Who 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...
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What Happens to Savings & Investments in Divorce?
Is my spouse entitled to my savings and investments if we divorce? During the divorce process, both parties should exchange...
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Landmark Decision: A Surrogate Mother’s Rights Are...
In the world of surrogacy, legal rights and parental responsibilities can be a complicated issue. Non-profit surrogacy is legal in...
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Wife’s Award Increased Due to Failure To...
Understanding the Impact of Changed Circumstances on Prenuptial Agreements Prenuptial agreements have become the norm where a husband or wife...
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Why Did Lauryn Goodman Take Kyle Walker to...
Introduction to the case After a judge took the unusual step of making his judgement public, we’re starting to...
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Standish v Standish: Court of Appeal Decision on...
Court of Appeal reduces wife’s divorce award by £20million Dealing with financial matters on divorce can be complex. And...
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1.8.2024Matrimonial vs Non-Matrimonial Assets
Matrimonial vs Non-Matrimonial Assets in Divorce During a divorce, people often make the mistake of assuming that everything they own...
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What is a Periodical Payments Order?
Periodical Payments Orders in Divorce Throughout the process of a divorce or when unmarried couples with children split up, there...
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What is a Lump Sum Order?
Lump Sum Orders in Divorce When a relationship breaks down, as well as legally ending the marriage through a no-fault...
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Common Law Partners
Common law partner meaning Common law marriage is the idea that two people who live together and act as if...
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What is a Property Adjustment Order?
Property Adjustment Orders in Divorce As part of the divorce process, separated couples must decide how they are going to...
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11.7.2024Unmarried With Children and Splitting Up
Unmarried with Children? What are your Financial Rights? Know Your Financial Rights Under Schedule One Children Act 1989 A claim under...
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What is Early Neutral Evaluation?
Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) is a form of Non-Court Dispute Resolution where the separated couple invites a neutral third party...
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What Happens If You Have a Joint Mortgage...
Understanding whether you can keep a joint mortgage after divorce is crucial, especially if both parties are still liable for...
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What is Parallel Parenting? Examples, rules, and why...
Parallel parenting is a practical solution for families experiencing ongoing conflict who find traditional co-parenting unworkable. In this article, we...
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3.6.2024Co-Parenting with a Narcissist
Can you co-parent with a narcissist? Co-parenting with a narcissist ex can be daunting, but it’s possible with the...
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Co-Parenting Agreements
Is co-parenting right for us? There is no single approach to parenting your children after a divorce or separation. How...
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Short-term marriage divorce settlements
A Marriage is a Marriage — Even if it’s short and childless When deciding who gets what in a divorce,...
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Can a Mother Stop a Father from Seeing...
Can my ex stop me from seeing my child? There is a common misconception that mothers have more rights than...
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Impact of extended family wealth on divorce
Can the wealth of extended family affect your divorce outcomes? While there is no fundamental legal difference between a high-net-worth...
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My Partner Owns The House. What Rights Do...
Moving in with a partner who owns the house Unlike married couples or those in civil partnerships, cohabiting partners have...
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1.5.2024Spending Passover With Your Child Abroad
Who should the Children spend time with over Passover, and where? With Passover coming to an end, you might be...
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