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Every month, our founder, David Margo, answers your questions and shares practical guidance on the financial and personal issues surrounding divorce.
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A note on legal advice - These articles are for general information only. They do not constitute legal advice, and the appropriate steps in any individual case will depend on the specific circumstances of that case. If you are concerned about any of the following issues, by all means discuss them with us and take independent legal advice.
Back to school, back to the arrangements nobody agreed
The school holidays are over. The new timetable arrives. Uniforms are bought, clubs are booked, PE kits appear from nowhere and, suddenly, everyone needs to know exactly where the children are going to be, and when.
What Happens to the Family Pet during a Divorce?
When relationships break down, decisions about property and finances are difficult enough. But what happens when the asset in question is the family dog, or the cat who has slept on the children’s beds for years?
Grandparents’ rights
With nearly half of all marriages ending in divorce and approximately 100,000 divorces occurring each year, the ripple effects extend far beyond the immediate family.
Divorce: “Should I stay or should I go now?”
When a relationship feels like it’s hitting all the wrong notes, it’s only natural to start thinking, “Should I stay, or should I go?” Cue The Clash – ironic, isn’t it? Deciding to leave or stay brings a wave of questions and concerns: emotions, the kids, finances, and the unsettling unknown of what lies ahead. The key question which often comes up: should I move out?
Resources for those separating or divorcing
to turn at this difficult time, this month we would like to draw your attention to some really good resources that are freely available.
The Bank of Mum and Dad
To get on the property ladder, couples are often having to rely on gifts from parents. However, should the couple subsequently divorce, this can result in unintended consequences.