Arbitration is a form of dispute resolution. The parties enter into an agreement under which they appoint a suitably qualified person to adjudicate a dispute and produce a result which will bind them. This process is governed by the Arbitration Act 1996 in England. The Chartered... continue reading
The Government has said that it is looking closely at all the options for promoting shared parenting through possible legislative... continue reading
The case of Mekarska v Ruiz and another (2011) shows how bankruptcy can affect divorce proceedings. The Husband was age 51 and... continue reading
Thousands of unmarried couples are being misled by the myth of common law marriage. The reality is that the UK's 4.5 million... continue reading
Cohabiting couples are each entitled to possession of their co-owned property providing that the purpose of the joint property... continue reading
If you are buying a home with your loved one or you are moving in with your partner you should, at the very least, have a Trust... continue reading
As the recession continues to bite, middle income families are finding that clean break divorces are very difficult to achieve.... continue reading
Remarriage automatically terminates spousal maintenance obligations. However, cohabitation with a new partner does not. So how... continue reading