This is a case on grounds for Divorce and is extremely unusual. The Brief Facts The facts very briefly are that Mrs. Owens wishes to divorce Mr. Owens. The parties separated in February 2015 and have not since lived together. Mrs. Owens issued a divorce petition in May 2015 on the [...]
The UK Supreme Court has decided an important case in relation to spousal maintenance and this is the case of Mills and Mills. The Judgement has been given on the 18th of July 2018 the matter having been heard on the 6th of June 2018. The facts are that the [...]
Since 2005 same sex couples have been able to enter into Civil Partnerships with each other. That right was given by the Civil Partnerships Act 2004. Then since 2014 same sex couples have been given the right to marry. However heterosexual couples have only the right to marry and not [...]
A number of bodies have called for the law to be reformed so that alleged abusers cannot cross-examine women in family cases. Research by Women’s Aid and Queen Mary University of London found that 24% of victims surveyed have been cross examined by an abusive former partner in Contact Hearings. [...]
It is always best if Divorce Settlements can be reached by agreement between the parties whether it is done between themselves or through the assistance of Mediators or Solicitors. However what you should consider is whether you should obtain a Consent Order. This has to be obtained in the course [...]
This week a new report has come out suggesting how the vexed issue of inadequate work on new homes might be dealt with. This is a constant issue when buyers buy a new home, find faults and struggle to get redress. This report Better Redress for Home Buyers proposes that [...]
As a firm, we value our reputation for ethical behaviour and for financial probity and reliability. We recognise that over and above the commission of any crime, any involvement in the facilitation of tax evasion will also reflect adversely on our image and reputation. We do not tolerate tax evasion, [...]
In the Autumn Statement of 2015, a new additional 3% stamp duty land tax (SDLT) on second properties was announced. This came into force on 1 April 2016 and it is crucial for buyers to be aware of exactly when it bites. The 3% SDLT represents part of a series [...]
This is a guide produced by Campions Conveyancing Solicitors, Nottingham, to Solar Panels. In this guide we deal with ownership. Ownership of Solar Panels: There are two forms of ownership. Solar Panels which are leased. In some cases Solar Panels are leased so the ownership is separate to the property. [...]
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