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Meal ticket divorce ruling provides food for thought over maintenance deals
By Peter Jones, founder of Jones Myers Family Law Solicitors A recent divorce case, which has been widely reported and…
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Divorce and Finances:Don’t leave your financial settlement to chance – how to avoid it being rejected
Our latest blog on The Divorce Magazine puts the spotlight on how to avoid a financial settlement being rejected. Below…
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Why dad’s double life spells long-term distress for the teenagers involved
As the ‘Bliss’ TV series of a dad’s double life hurtles toward the inevitable conclusion of him being found out,…
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Hidden assets case highlights that not even lawyers are above the law
The case of a solicitor who was struck off for failing to declare an interest in a property when undergoing…
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Debunking myths about unmarried couples and pension rights should one partner die
A recent survey, which reported that cohabiting couples mistakenly believe they would automatically have rights to their partner’s pension on…
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Our divorce is inevitable – what are the first steps I need to take?
The realisation that divorce is inevitable can result in wide-ranging emotions spanning despair, frustration – and fear of starting all…
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‘Grandma we love you’: The vital role of grandparents during a divorce
Divorce frequently results in family members taking on different or wider roles – arguably none more so than grandparents. Often…
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How to prevent a family will fallout if a child dies before a parent
Polly Coram, solicitor with Jones Myers wills and trust department To minimise legal costs, many parents who want to leave…
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