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Georgina Allen

20th May 2020

Tying the knot – what to consider before you do

It seems that almost since before the lockdown even began, people I speak to have been saying that a rise...
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Joanna Kay

18th May 2020

Mental Health Awareness Week 2020: Kindness

This week is the Mental Health Foundation’s Mental Health Awareness Week.  This year’s theme is kindness. The American politician Bob...
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Beth Kivelä

12th May 2020

The Highs and Lows of the Online Divorce System

If lockdown has proven anything, it is that almost anything we can do in real life can be replicated online...
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Katie Khakpour-Smith

7th May 2020

Will Writing – What You Need to Know

We are very pleased to feature our guest blog from Katie Khakpour-Smith of KKSmith Wills, talking to our colleague Chloë...
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Adele Armstrong

5th May 2020

Being a Single Parent and Co-parenting During Lockdown

“One of the things that is clear is that if it is the case that children who are under the...
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Marianna Lambrou

30th April 2020

What is Family Mediation?

Family mediation is a voluntary process that takes place during or after separation, in which couples discuss and resolve matters...
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Emma Kent

20th April 2020

Rayden Solicitors appoints new solicitor in Berkhamsted office

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

8th April 2020

What to do if you have a hearing coming up?

Life as we all know it has changed incontrovertibly overnight as a result of COVID-19 and the global spread of...
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Emily Watson

6th April 2020

Children and holidays or moving abroad – separated parents don’t always need the Court to decide

It has been confirmed this morning that the Children Arbitration Scheme has been extended to allow Children Arbitrators to make...
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