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Category Archives: Family Law

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Dealing with pre-civil partnership agreements

Family LawBy Hannah Morris12/11/2024

Before people enter into a civil partnership, it is worth considering a

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What does splitting assets in a divorce involve?

Family LawBy Hannah Morris06/11/2024

Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act sets out guidance for the division of assets during a divorce. These are often updated and amended, so it is important to

How does a Family Investment Company work?

Family LawBy Hannah Morris30/10/2024

There are several ways of protecting assets in the event of your death but one of the increasingly popular ways is to

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Separation Agreements

Family LawBy Karen Bennett28/10/2024

Separation Agreements are usually used when a marriage or civil partnership is

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Ending civil partnerships

Family LawBy Karen Bennett22/10/2024

In many respects, civil partnerships are similar to more traditional marriages in terms of inheritance tax issues, tenancy agreements and protection from

Dispute resolution and family law

Family LawBy Adrian Altman18/10/2024

There are many aspects of family law that solicitors in Porthmadog can help with, but one of the common ones is

What are the rights of unmarried cohabitating couples?

Family LawBy Hannah Morris15/10/2024

Many people believe that an unmarried couple living together (cohabiting) share the same rights under UK law as a couple who are

Pensions and divorce

Family LawBy Hannah Morris14/10/2024

Divorce solicitors in North Wales can help deal with the financial aspects of divorce and this often includes dividing up assets such as property and

Key considerations when cohabiting

Family LawBy Adrian Altman10/10/2024

When couples decide to cohabit rather than get married, it is important to use the services of unmarried cohabitation solicitors in North Wales to

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What are the additional court orders relating to divorce?

Family LawBy Karen Bennett06/10/2024

The divorce process can be long and complicated and there are often feelings of anger and sadness associated with

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