Prenuptial agreements and divorce
15th February 2021It has been a decade since the landmark decision of the Supreme Court in Radmacher v Granatino changed the law […]
Pre-nuptial agreements – what to include?
1st February 2021In this article specialist family lawyer and director David Cobern highlights some of the things that can be included in […]
Civil partnerships between persons of different sexes in Scotland
26th January 2021A civil partnership is a legal relationship which can be registered by two people of the same sex or of different sexes. […]
Can a prenuptial agreement be overturned?
25th January 2021Two of the questions we are often asked are – is a prenuptial agreement legally binding and can it be […]
Notice of Severance – what is it?
18th December 2019There are three forms of ownership of your home:- joint beneficial ownership, tenants in common in equal shares and […]
Categories: Divorce & Separation, Property & Financial Matters
What if you are unmarried but feel entitled to a share in a property?
20th March 2019In this blog I will look at the position of the non-owning unmarried partner on relationship breakdown. For the party […]
Myth buster: Common law marriage
21st August 2018Resolution recently tweeted: #Cohabiting couples are the fastest growing family type, with 1 in 8 adults in England and Wales […]
How Restrictions Can Protect Rights to Your Home During Divorce
8th September 2017The biggest asset in a relationship is usually property. But what happens if a relationship breaks down, and one person […]
Categories: Divorce & Finance, Property & Financial Matters
Bank of Mum and Dad
26th May 2016Family members and friends are currently helping to finance one in four property transactions, recent research has shown. This new […]
The slow pace of change in the law relating to Unmarried couples rights
23rd December 2014Campaigners for enhanced rights for cohabitees suffered another setback when major changes in the law of intestacy in October 2014 […]
