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April 16, 2020

How we’re continuing to support vulnerable clients through the Covid-19 crisis

Jones Myers ongoing commitment to supporting vulnerable clients throughout the coronavirus crisis – and the speed with which the firm reacted to provide urgent legal advice when needed following the outbreak – has featured in the Yorkshire Legal. Below is the article in full compiled by editor Mark Dugdale. The pace at which the […]

March 24, 2020

What happens about child maintenance payments if I lose my job?

March 19, 2020

Separated parents urged to put differences aside for their children in unprecedented times

February 27, 2020

Jones Myers shares expertise with next generation of family lawyers

February 9, 2020

How to prevent communication breakdown in the half term countdown

January 31, 2020

How to avoid ‘dishing the dirt’ in the divorce courts

October 23, 2019

Jones Myers marks further expansion to meet growing demand

September 26, 2019

Why solutions – not strife – are the way forward when ending married life

July 22, 2019

The importance of preserving privacy in divorce

October 1, 2018

Together yet apart: How separating couples can achieve a dignified divorce

June 14, 2018

Angelina’s child care reports highlight importance of getting on with your ex

April 5, 2018

Divorce and Finances:Don’t leave your financial settlement to chance – how to avoid it being rejected

December 19, 2017

Protection needed for cohabiting couples – more of your questions answered

November 10, 2017

Five reasons why collaboration helps to keep divorcing couples on the right track

August 18, 2017

Why the dinosaurs’ days are numbered in the current child support system

August 4, 2017

Should all judges compile a ‘Dear Sam’ letter when putting children’s interests first?

June 23, 2017