The consequences of litigation misconduct in financial proceedings on divorce
Litigation misconduct is where parties are in court proceedings and one party fails to co-operate.…
August 8, 2024 By Jasmine Davey
Litigation misconduct is where parties are in court proceedings and one party fails to co-operate.…
Litigation misconduct is where parties are in court proceedings and one party fails to co-operate.…
August 8, 2024 By Jasmine Davey
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The Court of Appeal case of Standish v Standish was handed down on 23 May…
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One of the tools that we have increasingly been using, particularly for busy clients is…
July 26, 2024 By Sarah Walls
We are regularly asked whether the future inheritance prospects of a client or their spouse…
July 24, 2024 By Sarah Walls
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July 23, 2024 By Andrew Barton
Are you required to provide school reports and educational updates to the other parent? The…
July 22, 2024 By Alexandra Pitts
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