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Contesting unreasonable behaviour is something that you may want to do if you have been served divorce papers but disagree with either the fact for the divorce itself or the specifics of the allegations of unreasonable behaviour made against you. When discussing divorce matters, the term unreasonable behaviour means that one half of a married […]
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In Divorce matters, unreasonable behaviour means that your spouse has behaved in a way that means you cannot be reasonably expected to live with them. Examples of unreasonable behaviour when divorcing your husband or wife include but are not limited to; being subjected to physical violence, verbal abuse, substance abuse including alcohol or narcotics, social […]
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There are five legal facts for divorce in English and Welsh law. In order to start divorce proceedings against your husband or wife so that you can formally end your marriage or civil partnership, you must have been married for at least one year and be able to prove that your relationship has broken down […]
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How to write a will during lockdown. Solicitors are seeing a surge in the number of people wishing to make a will – at exactly the time it’s harder than ever to do so but this article will guide you through how you can still write or update a will during lockdown. The UK is […]
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None of us like to think about dying which might explain why nearly 60% of adults in the UK don’t have a will but if you die without a valid will in place, inheritance laws called the Rules Of Intestacy come in to play and will decide who is entitled to inherit what in relation […]
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