A cash equivalent value or “CEV” is something that your solicitor will ask you to obtain during financial settlement proceedings . Your pension provider will value the pension as a final figure. This may be different though to the...
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You should have permission of everyone with parental responsibility for a child (or permission from the Court) before taking a child abroad. If a person with parental responsibility refuses to give consent an application to Court would be needed for a...
Teachers and NHS staff going through divorce may face delays to their financial settlements whilst public sector pensions are recalculated. The Treasury announced in March that there was a delay to their recalculation of “cash equivalent values”...
Both parents are legally required to provide financial costs for their children. When parents separate, the parent living with the child must receive child maintenance from the other parent for the financial costs of raising their child. The cost of the...
Restrictive covenants are used in employment contracts to restrict employees for a period of time after they leave their employment. The aim is to limit the damage that a departing employee can do to their old employer but there is always a...
No, a solicitor is not necessarily needed when applying for a divorce . However, having legal representation in some circumstances can be beneficial particularly within cases involving domestic abuse, children and where significant assets from the...
Following the breakdown of a marriage, it is necessary for the matrimonial assets to be distributed between the parties. The legal procedure of distributing the financial assets of divorce can be complicated. It can also be a hostile experience for the...
The Meaning of ‘Mediation’ Mediation is a confidential process which, in family law, is a negotiation between families that is managed by specially trained mediators rather than judges. The mediator leads the process without passing judgement...
A director of a company inherits a number of significant legal duties under the Companies Act 2006 (the “2006 Act”). These statutory duties under the 2006 Act are “owed by each director to the company” and form the starting blocks of...
The time that it takes for a divorce to be completed will depend on the individual circumstances of each case. Within the process though, there are two key waiting periods. Firstly, once the application for divorce has been issued, the applicant (or joint...
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