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Nazia Rashid

April 5, 2023

Spring Budget 2023: Key Pension Change & Lifetime Allowance

In his Spring Budget 2023, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced unexpected changes to pension tax. These are intended to reduce...
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Saffiya Sheikh

April 3, 2023

Cohabitation laws – have unmarried couples rights changed?

There has been a significant increase in cohabiting couples in recent years, which has shone light on the outdated cohabitation...
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Unknown

October 20, 2021

Cafcass introduces the ‘Together with Children and Families’ Framework: What is changing?

On 6th September, Cafcass announced that it has launched its new framework entitled ‘Together with Children and Families’. This framework...
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Jessica Smith

September 17, 2021

Is 2022 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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Katherine Rayden

November 19, 2019

Rayden Solicitors in Court of Appeal on important International issue re children

Rayden Solicitors Partner Katherine Rayden and Associate Nicola Meldrum, with Deidre Fottrell QC Leading Counsel and Eleri Jones of 1...
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Lehna Gardiner

June 11, 2018

Supreme Court hears Owens v Owens; and the calls for no fault divorce get louder

On 17 May 2018, the Supreme Court heard the case of Owens v Owens. Mrs Tini Owens was previously denied...
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