Posted 7.11.16
Debts on divorce – who pays?
Family Law Solicitor Emily Crick discusses what happens with accrued debts during the divorce process and how the Court decides 'fairness.'
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Family Law
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Family Law
Posted 30.10.16
Asset division in divorce: who gets what?
Family Law solicitor Emily Crick discusses asset division in divorce; who gets what, who decides overall who gets what and how you can reach agreement.
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Family Law
Posted 1.9.16
Can your holiday ruin your marriage?
Family law solicitor Linzi Perriman discusses how a holiday can put extra strain on your marriage. Speak to the Family Legal team at Gorvins for advice.
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Family Law
Posted 7.12.23
Child contact arrangements this Christmas – What ...
Many families across England and Wales find themselves juggling the joy of the holidays with the intricacies of family law. For those navigating Christmas contact arrangements, understanding your rights and responsibilities is crucial to ensure a harmonious celebration for all involved.
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Family Law
Posted 24.10.23
Occupation Orders- Can I get my ex out of the house?
An Occupation Order is an order made by the court to deal with the family home. It’s a very serious type of order and is only usually granted in very serious circumstances. This type of order can be used to:
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Family Law
Posted 24.10.23
Sophie Turner & Joe Jonas- What is habitual ...
The media is looking into the personal lives of actress Sophie Turner and singer Joe Jonas as their explosive divorce hit the headlines recently. One question which has been raised has been where their two young children will live.
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Family Law
Posted 21.9.21
Cryptocurrency – It’s treatment on ...
Cryptocurrency is becoming progressively mainstream and Family lawyers are seeing an increasing number of divorce cases where it features as a matrimonial asset.
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Family Law
Posted 20.6.18
The World Cup and Domestic Violence
On average, domestic abuse rises during World Cup season in the UK.
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Family Law
Posted 29.3.18
Teamwork makes the (financial) dream work?
An increasing amount of women and men are splitting from partners because of finances.
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Family Law
Posted 20.3.18
If a Split is amicable, is legal advice necessary?
It is always sensible in order to fully understand your rights and responsibilities when relating to child arrangements.
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Family Law
Posted 13.2.18
Valentines Day Becomes Divorce Day
Divorce inquiries almost double on valentines day, with some women citing a partner's lack of romance as an example of 'unreasonable behaviour.'
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Family Law
Posted 7.12.17
Don’t Get Your Tinsel in a Tangle – Plan Ahead ...
Kerry Russell gives advice for divorced parents on how to make arrangements for children over the Christmas holidays to avoid arguments.
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Family Law
Posted 14.11.17
Pensions on Divorce Continue to be Overlooked
Pensions on divorce continue to be overlooked as the gender gap widens, leaving a huge number of divorced women entirely reliant on the state pension.
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Family Law
Posted 25.10.17
Preparing For Changes to Child Maintenance
There are key changes being made to the law on child maintenance to be implemented by the Child Maintenance Service (CMS).
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Family Law
Posted 13.10.17
The Dangers of a DIY Divorce
Kerry Russell explains the hidden dangers of using a DIY divorce service and why you should always use a qualified Family Law solicitor instead.
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Family Law
Posted 26.6.17
Divorced Parents – Taking Your Child on Holiday
For divorced parents, taking your child on holiday can be a contentious issue. We explain the legalities surrounding taking your child abroad.
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Wills, Trusts & Probate
Posted 5.6.17
Women do more Paperwork than Men
Gorvins Solicitors survey reveals men are more at risk if a valid Will has not been made because they do more paperwork and handle the finances
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Family Law
Posted 12.5.17
Is it time to introduce ‘no fault’ ...
Family Lawyer group Resolution have called for a reform of divorce law in the UK with emphasis on introducing no fault divorce
