by Jenny#AskMegan:Why do I need to protect my pension?
In this series of #AskMegan the focus is on pensions and why your pension should be a priority.
by AdminStrategy Session – How Financially Disadvantaged Individuals Can Still Seek Legal Justice
In today’s blog, we examine the issues and concerns that are faced by individuals who find themselves entangled in court proceedings but come to the realisation that, unlike their opponents who can afford to hire the best legal representation, they can’t foot their legal bill. If you find yourself in this predicament what are your options? Should you be forced into dropping your claim and...
by AdminCurran v Collins: unfair provision for co-habitees?
Curran v Collins: unfair provision for co-habitees? The outcome of a recent appeal has highlighted once again the situation whereby a co-habitee is not entitled to financial support or rights in property upon relationship breakdown, but a husband or wife in the equivalent position would be. The case of Curran v Collins EWCA Civ 404 highlighted this issue. This was an appeal against the...
by AdminWhat’s Form E? And why is it so detailed?
Everything but the kitchen sink!Why your Form E has to be so detailed One question we’re commonly asked by our clients is why they have to put so much detail in their Form E – it feels like there’s a question on everything but the kitchen sink. In this article we explain what the purpose of the Form E is and why it’s important to go into such depth in the form. So what is Form E?...
by AdminA quick guide to pensions and divorce
Pensions and Divorce: a quick guide Aside from a person’s home, generally their biggest financial asset will be their pension so it’s vital that this is not ignored when agreeing a divorce settlement. Pensions can be dealt with in three ways and we’ll have a look at each one briefly in this article:Off-setting Pension attachment Pension sharingThe Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 dictates how...by Admin