Where will our children live if we separate?

Where will our children live if we separate?

Following separation parents usually want to minimise any disruption to their children, ensuring that they soon settle into a new routine - whether that is in the existing family home, or following a move to...

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Prenuptial agreements – plan now as the wedding season approaches – by Fiona Yellowlees

Spring is almost upon us, and signs for wedding fairs inviting couples to choose the perfect setting for the big day have gone up all over Devon and Cornwall. Few things are as exciting as...

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Pension Sharing

Pension sharing on divorce – by Fiona Yellowlees of WBW Solicitors

One of the toughest aspects of divorce is deciding how property and possessions should be divided after the split, with pensions often being high on the agendaas, pension rights are often one of a couple’s...

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Will I have to sell my business for my divorce? – by Fiona Yellowlees of WBW Solicitors

Divorcing couples or civil partners who have not made plans to protect their business interests through a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement could find the intervention of the court particularly devastating when it comes to reaching...

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Using coercive control as a reason for divorce – by Joanne Aggett of WBW Solicitors

Coercive control hit the headlines recently when Sally Challen won a landmark appeal which saw her murder conviction quashed and a retrial ordered after the court accepted evidence that she killed her husband with a...

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How to get divorced: a guide to the legal process

Separating from a partner is always hard and the dissolution of a marriage perhaps even more so as couples have to work their way through the legal process involved in securing a divorce, as well...

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Sorting out holiday childcare arrangements

While the long summer holidays are eagerly awaited by many, for divorced and separated parents the childcare challenges they throw up can pose something of a logistical nightmare. Fiona Yellowlees, Head of Family Law at...

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