Avoiding Common Property Problems in Divorce and Civil Partnership Dissolution

Avoiding Common Property Problems in Divorce and Civil Partnership Dissolution

Dealing with propertyissues in a divorce, or dissolution of a civil partnership, can be legally challenging. Misunderstanding how assets are categorised, failing to value them correctly, or overlooking tax consequences can lead to uncertainty, an...

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Prenups on TV v Reality | Myths Explained by Family Lawyers

Prenups on TV and in Film: Debunking the Myths and Explaining the Reality

Prenuptial agreements, or ‘prenups’ have long been a staple in television dramas, popular songs, and celebrity-focused reality shows. They are often portrayed as business contracts, designed to protect the wealthy spouse from losing everything in...

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How to Propose a Cohabitation Agreement to Your Partner

How to Propose a Cohabitation Agreement When You Move In Together

Moving in with a loved one is an exciting time and the last thing on your mind is likely to be the seemingly unromantic notion of making a plan for what should happen to your...

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Understanding Local Authority Child Interventions

Understanding Local Authority Child Interventions

The local authority’s aim is to support families to enable children to stay in their parent’s care. They want to do everything possible to help you to support your child and meet your child’s needs....

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What Is a Family Group Conference (FGC)?

What Is a Family Group Conference (FGC)?

An FGC is family-led. It is an opportunity for your family, including your extended family and significant/close friends to come together to discuss and agree on what you feel needs to happen to support the...

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child arrangements order

Negotiating Changes to a Child Arrangements Order: When and How to Seek Amendments

If you had to go to court to obtain a Child Arrangements Order, it probably came as a relief once it was in place and you could settle into a new routine with your children....

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Common Local Authority Tools to Support Families

Common Local Authority Tools to Support Families

Below is a list of common features on any plan devised by the Local Authority to help protect your child and promote your child’s wellbeing. Schedule/Contract of Expectations or Safety Plan This is a document...

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Cohabitation agreement, keys and model of home.

6 Reasons Why You Need a Cohabitation Agreement

Moving in together is an important and exciting step in a relationship. Whether you are moving into a house or apartment that one of you already owns, or renting or buying a place together, it...

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Empowering Parents in Public Law Cases: Let Them and Let Me

Empowering Parents in Public Law Cases: Let Them and Let Me

Stephanie McAulay, a Solicitor in our Family Law Team, is a strong advocate for empowering clients to take control of their circumstances, even in the most emotionally challenging situations. Her recent reading of The Let...

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Do I Have to Agree to a Prenup? Key Considerations Explained

Do I Have to Agree to a Prenup? Key Considerations Explained

If you have been presented with a prenuptial agreement (often called a ‘prenup’) hopefully this is not a surprise to you, as it is now seen as a sensible measure for many couples. However, you...

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Understanding Social Services and Your Legal Rights | WBW

Understanding Social Services Involvement with Your Family

When social services become involved in family life, it can feel overwhelming and confusing. At WBW Solicitors, we understand how sensitive these situations are, and our experienced Family Law team is here to help you...

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Family Law Arbitration: Resolve Disputes Quickly and Effectively

Family Law Arbitration: Resolve Disputes Quickly and Effectively

When going through a divorce, or deciding child arrangements after a relationship breakdown, there are various routes to resolving difficult or contested issues. One alternative to court, in a privately funded family law case in...

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