Traditionally the word 'divorce'  conjures up images of divorcing couples being locked into a volatileand merciless battle over assets and children, but how reflective is this of reality? There can bemisconception the moment

What are "Hard" and "Soft" debts and how can these effect my financial settlement?The recent case of P v Q [2022] highlights just one of many factors often overlooked whendetermining financial settlements. In

The law has finally caught up with the times! No-fault divorce is being introduced on the 6th of April 2022 to allow couples to divorce amicably without unnecessary awkwardness or hostility in a

No-fault Divorce – All you need to know The rules of no-fault divorce being introduced is imminent. To understand the changes to the law and how it could affect you, read this Jarmans

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With a likely rise in interest rates to hit this week and with further increases expected by the end of the year, if you are not on a fixed-rate mortgage, it could be

Divorce or separation doesn’t just mean the relationship breakdown of two people; it often means the breakdown of an entire family. Parents and children alike will be affected, and it is inevitable to

Deciding to contest a Will can be a difficult decision during a time of grief and emotion; however, if you believe the Will did not adequately provide for you, or you have a

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When couples are going through a divorce, agreeing on a financial settlement and what precisely should be accounted for is often a significant source of contention. ‍ Often it can come as a