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Restrictive Covenants – are they relevant to me and why I should take notice of them?

December 1, 2020 / 0 Comment

When a piece of land is sold, the seller will often impose restrictive covenants which are designed to limit the buyer’s use of the land in some way. These are enforceable if they ‘touch or concern’ the land and also provide a benefit to a clearly identified neighbouring piece of land. They bind the land

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Are you owed rent? Why forfeiting (terminating) the lease is not your only option

November 30, 2020 / 0 Comment

Please note that at the time of writing emergency legislation is currently in place due to COVID-19 meaning that protection from forfeiture is in place until at least 31 March 2021. If you’re a commercial Landlord faced with a tenant who is in arrears of rent, you may be questioning what action you are able

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Good Divorce Week 2020 30th November to 4th December

November 26, 2020 / 0 Comment

Good Divorce Week is an annual initiative organised by Resolution which seeks to promote practical and constructive ways their members can help separating couples to put the needs of their children first. It is a chance for people who usually have little to no access to professional advice to seek it out and make the

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What is a pension expert report and why do I need one?

November 19, 2020 / 0 Comment

As part of the process for obtaining a divorce or dissolving your civil partnership, you will need to reach an agreement with your spouse or civil partner about how your financial assets should be divided between you. Pensions are often very valuable assets, and given that their values change over time, complex calculations may be

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Can I protect my home on divorce if I do not own it?

November 17, 2020 / 0 Comment

If you are divorcing your spouse or dissolving your civil partnership, it will often be a very worrying and upsetting time for both of you. This may especially be the case if your spouse or civil partner owns the family home in their sole name and you are unsure whether you can remain in the

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Family Law: Be careful about costs sanctions if you fail to negotiate

October 6, 2020 / 0 Comment

In financial remedy proceedings, the starting point in respect of costs is that each party bears their own legal costs and is not required to contribute to the other party’s costs. However, this may not be the case if one party does not co-operate with negotiations in an effort to agree a financial settlement. In

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Family Law: The importance of full disclosure and conduct in financial remedy proceedings

October 6, 2020 / 0 Comment

Each party has a duty to provide to the other party full, frank and clear disclosure of facts, information and documents as part of financial remedy proceedings, to enable the parties to negotiate and try to reach an agreement. When the parties reach the final hearing in financial remedy proceedings, the judge will be making

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Family Law: What is a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM)?

October 1, 2020 / 0 Comment

If you are separating from your spouse, civil partner or partner and you are encountering some difficulties when trying to reach an agreement, you may decide to try mediation as a way to resolve your issues without resorting to court proceedings. Both you and the other person will separately have an initial meeting with a

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Family Law: When can you rely on similar fact evidence?

October 1, 2020 / 0 Comment

Child arrangements orders When you are going through a divorce, separation, or your civil partnership is coming to an end, it may be difficult to agree the arrangements for your children to have contact with each parent. If you are unable to agree, you may need to make an application to the court for a

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Family Law: What is a non-molestation order?

September 3, 2020 / 0 Comment

You can apply for a non-molestation order to prevent a person, who is called the Respondent, from molesting you or a relevant child. Non-molestation orders are often used to protect a person from violence, harassment and threats. You can usually apply for a non-molestation order against someone who is “associated” with you. This will apply

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