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Georgia Wright

2nd July 2020

Why do people stay in emotionally abusive relationships?

Not all abusive relationships involve physical violence. The term ‘domestic abuse’ covers a range of types of abuse including psychological...
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Kayleigh Biswas

25th June 2020

Co-parenting with your ex

As the saying goes, breaking up is hard to do but what a myriad of pop songs failed to address...
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Jessica Smith

18th June 2020

Is 2020 the year of the “No Fault” divorce?

The family law world has long awaited changes to divorce legislation to allow couples to divorce without the need for...
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Jodie Moore

18th June 2020

What are matrimonial home rights?

Home rights mean that even when a family home is only owned by one spouse, the other spouse will still...
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Georgia Wright

12th June 2020

How to get out of an emotionally abusive relationship

Ending a relationship is never easy, particularly when the relationship has been characterised by emotional abuse. Perpetrators of emotional abuse...
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Jodie Moore

11th June 2020

Am I entitled to half the house if I get married?

Upon divorce, am I entitled to any property owned before the marriage?   Spouses sometimes come into a marriage owning property....
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Emma Kent

10th June 2020

Rayden Solicitors appoints Finance Director Simon Mannings

Specialist family law firm Rayden Solicitors, with offices in St Albans, Berkhamsted, Beaconsfield and Hampstead, is delighted to announce the...
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Chloë Ashman

4th June 2020

Reinforcement of Child Maintenance Orders: the basics

REMO stands for Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Orders and it is essentially an international agreement between countries to help recover...
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Leanne Hickmann

1st June 2020

Capital Gains Tax – Changes to payment deadlines on residential property disposals

If you are in the process of divorce there is very likely to be a property sale involved.  In this...
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