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Troublesome tenants can be a thorn in the side of their landlords. When faced with issues such as consistently late rental payments, property damage, or breaches of the Tenancy Agreement, landlords often want to get … Read more
Troublesome tenants can be a thorn in the side of their landlords. When faced with issues such as consistently late rental payments, property damage, or breaches of the Tenancy Agreement, landlords often want to get … Read more
When a couple separates, where their children should live and how they should split their time is often one of the hardest fought and most emotive issues. While terms like ‘custody’ and ‘residence’ are still … Read more
Grandparent rights are not automatic under English law. However, the Family Courts recognise the invaluable input grandparents can have on a child’s life. Accordingly, there are steps you can take to obtain access to your … Read more
A Parental Responsibility Order is a type of Court Order giving parental responsibility to a person who is not automatically entitled to it, such as an unmarried father. If you need advice on any issues … Read more
Residence Orders were Court Orders stating who a child should live when their parents separated. They, along with Contact Orders, were replaced in 2014 with Child Arrangements Orders. Child Arrangements Orders now deal with all … Read more
A Prohibited Steps Order is a type of Court Order in family proceedings. It prevents someone (usually one of the child’s parents) from making specific decisions relating to the child without the Court’s permission. If … Read more
Separating from your spouse or civil partner is usually an incredibly stressful time. In addition to the stress of facing the end of your relationship, you may face an uncertain financial future, so be keen … Read more
When a couple divorces, one of the most challenging issues to resolve is where their children should live and how they should split their time. Parents usually share a home with their children and see … Read more
Understandably, very few of our clients have prior experience with divorce law and procedure when they approach our family law solicitors for advice following the breakdown of their marriage or civil partnership. One of the … Read more
When you separate from your spouse or civil partner, you are probably keen to make a clean break and move on. However, if neither of you holds significant assets, reaching a financial settlement may be … Read more