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Supreme Court Judgement in Owens v Owens – The end of the ‘blame’ game…

In the case of Owens v Owens the Supreme Court decided that the Wife was not entitled to divorce her Husband, on the basis of the allegations of the unreasonable behaviour set out in her divorce petition.

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Guidance on Arrangements for Adoption Visits

This week, the President of the Family Division has issued Guidance on arrangements for adoption visits.

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The Introduction of Online Divorce Applications: A Move in the Right Direction?

HMCTS has recently informed us that they will now be accepting divorce petitions online. Whilst this is a step in the right direction, the real question is whether or not the Divorce Centre will be able to keep up with the number of petitions.

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A Meal Ticket for Life? Think Again…

On 18th July 2018, the Supreme Court in Mills v Mills [2018] UKSC 38 ruled in favour of a divorced husband who argued he should not have to increase his monthly contribution to his former wife, on account of her mismanaging her post-divorce finances.

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Holiday Contact: Let’s All Enjoy the Sunshine Together

As the sunshine beams and the flowers blossom, the children come to an end of another year at school. Some parents are faced with the added task of agreeing and arranging contact over the summer holidays with their ex-partners. Here is our Family Law team’s advice on gaining holiday contact this summer.

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Worker or Self-Employed? New Guidance for Employers

Determining whether someone is genuinely self-employed or should be classed as a worker can be difficult, but further guidance to help you decide is now available following the recent decision in the Pimlico Plumbers case.

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Cheryl and Liam: This Relationship is Only Going in One Direction

Cheryl and Liam Payne announced this week that their relationship has come to an end. With one child between them and marriage rumours, where does the break-up leave them legally?

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Government Proposes to Increase Minimum Length of Tenancies to Three Years

Government proposals could mean that Landlords cannot rent their properties for less than a fixed period of three years. There is currently no minimum term required for an Assured Shorthold Tenancy in England and Wales, and so the current proposals could result in a dramatic change in the law.

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Lasting Power of Attorney fee refund scheme launched

If you made a Lasting Power of Attorney between 1 April 2013 and 31 March 2017, you could be due a refund.

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Equal Pay For Equal Work

Mark Rothman explains the rules on equal pay and what you, as an employer, can do to ensure you comply with them.

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