Sponsored post by Fair Result. This blog serves as a practical and informative guide to spousal maintenance in divorce settlements. It clarifies what spousal maintenance is, who may be eligible, how payments are determined, and key considerations when negotiating or contesting maintenance. Keep
Sponsored article by Jones Myers Family Law. In the countdown to the festive season, concerns over finances can understandably escalate – especially for those divorcing and separating who have children but do not have their own income streams. The aim of this
Understanding your entitlement to spousal maintenance following a separation is a significant concern for many. This form of financial support, distinct from child maintenance, is available only to those who were married and aims to provide financial assistance from one spouse to
Spousal maintenance is a thorny topic. Traditionally English law has recognised the concept of maintenance for life on divorce, with the breadwinner (male or female) expected to support the financially weaker party. Recently however there have been a slew of cases suggesting
Divorce (Financial Provisions) Bill received its second reading in the House of Lords in June 2014. One objective of the Bill, which was introduced by Baroness Deech, is to limit maintenance payments to three years by making changes to the Matrimonial Causes
When a marriage breaks down, financial settlements can be particularly complex where one spouse has sacrificed their career to raise children. In England and Wales, the law recognises this contribution and provides a framework for fair financial division under the Matrimonial Causes
Sponsored post by Fair Result. Financial settlements in divorce refer to the process by which a couple’s joint assets and finances are divided upon the dissolution of their marriage. This often complex and emotionally charged process aims to ensure that both parties receive
Sponsored post by Fair Result. Divorce is a complex and emotionally challenging experience, and it’s often accompanied by a range of financial implications. As you navigate the divorce process, understanding what will happen to your finances can make a significant difference
Going through a divorce is a stressful time that can cause conflict between both parties. Specialist family lawyer and qualified collaborative practitioner Emma Davies shares her top tips with us to ensure as smooth a transition as possible into the next chapter
Divorce is a significant life event that can impact various aspects of your life. Many people enter the process without fully understanding its implications, but preparation is crucial. This guide will help you navigate divorce in the UK by focusing on mental,
Preparing for a divorce can be an overwhelming process – especially when it comes to gathering the necessary paperwork. This guide will help you understand what documents you need and how to organise them effectively. By being well-prepared, you can streamline the divorce process
The no-fault divorce law landed recently in the UK; divorce lawyers are expecting an influx of applications now there is no requirement to place the blame on either party. Separating from a partner could have a big impact on your finances, especially
