What is a prenup and is it worth it?
Posted in Family & Divorce on 9th Sep 2020
We've all heard of a prenup: the short-form name for the divisive prenuptial agreement contract.
If you are fortunate enough to be living, as some might say, 'how the other half' lives, we would recommend that you consider putting a prenup in place before getting married.
What is a Prenup?
A prenup is an agreement that makes provisions for the assets in the case that a couple splits. This could include provisions for any property or income. This is ideal if one party has significantly more wealth than the other.
Whilst prenuptial agreements are...
Divorce Settlements: Is it True When They...
Posted in Family & Divorce on 30th Jul 2020
No matter if you're a couple who are divorcing after four years or forty years, the divorce process can be emotionally and financially exhausting.
When considering finances, you must remember there are often several matrimonial assets involved. This is because even after you're legally divorced, you may be subject to a financial claim; therefore, it's crucial to know where you stand and what options are available to you.
At What Stage Should You Consider Finances in a Divorce Proceeding?
Well, if you've already gone through a divorce, or know someone...
The Effects of Covid-19 on Child Arrangement...
Posted in Family & Divorce on 26th Jul 2020
‘Who should the child live with?’ is a question that parents going through a separation often disagree on, and trying to come to an agreement is currently made more difficult by the coronavirus pandemic.
Concerns will usually include:
Will I be able to see my child?
Am I potentially breaching a Court Order?
What steps can I take to keep my child safe?
For parents looking for some clarity, we've created this blog post to explain how Child Arrangement Orders work in light of Covid-19.
What Are Child Arrangement Orders?
Child arrangements can be...
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