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Category Archives: Family Law

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What family law legislation changes can be expected in 2025?

Family LawBy Amy Williams08/05/2025

It is expected that there will be some upcoming changes to a range of family law issues in the UK that could affect

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Women more likely to divorce: same sex divorces and dissolutions

Family LawBy Karen Bennett28/04/2025

Whether we’re talking about opposite-sex divorces, or same-sex divorces, it seems that women are more likely to start divorce proceedings

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Post-nuptial agreements and divorce

Family LawBy Karen Bennett20/04/2025

Post nuptial agreements can be drawn up by solicitors in North Wales on behalf of couples, and should cover issues such as financial arrangements in the

How do solicitors deal with contentious divorces?

Family LawBy Amy Williams04/04/2025

Some divorces become contentious and, in these instances, it is vital to use the services of

What entitlement rights do unmarried couples hold?

Family LawBy Amy Williams28/03/2025

Unmarried couples are usually treated as two separate, and unmarried individuals, even if they have been living together for

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What can I do if my ex takes my child without consent?

Family LawBy Karen Bennett22/03/2025

Divorces and dissolution of civil partnerships involving children can be a cause of considerable discontent for all

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Can I relocate with my child after divorce?

Family LawBy Hannah Morris21/03/2025

Following a divorce or separation, relocating with a child is often an emotional and

What is grey divorce?

Family LawBy Adrian Altman20/03/2025

It is becoming increasingly common for those aged fifty and over to end their marriage. This is often known as

What happens to pets during a divorce?

Family LawBy Hannah Morris16/03/2025

Using divorce solicitors in North Wales is essential during

How can solicitors help with civil partnerships?

Family LawBy Karen Bennett12/03/2025

Many people choose to enter into a civil partnership rather than a marriage, and there are several reasons for

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