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Rory Laide

27th June 2022

How does divorce differ in England from the Republic of Ireland?

As island nations and each other’s closest neighbours, the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland have hundreds of thousands...
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Chloë Ashman

6th April 2022

No Fault Divorce – What you need to know

The biggest shake up to divorce law since the 1970s comes into effect on 6 April. Current Law Under the...
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Beth Duffy

15th February 2022

Should I wait for no-fault divorce before starting divorce proceedings?

What is the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act? On 6 April 2022, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act will be...
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Jessica Smith

17th September 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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Georgina Allen

7th December 2020

Family Law Myths No.3: I deserve more in the divorce because I earned the money and paid for everything

Ok, today we have another very common myth.  The ‘I put more money in and I should get more money...
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Jennifer Moore

3rd December 2019

Divorce across the UK

How is divorce in Scotland different from that in England and Wales? Frequently lawyers are faced with the situation where...
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Kayleigh Biswas-Gregory

27th July 2018

Mills v Mills: Supreme Court rules against increased spousal maintenance

In a recent judgment the Supreme Court ruled that a husband should not be responsible for meeting the wife’s rent,...
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Kayleigh Biswas-Gregory

25th July 2018

Owens v Owens: Divorce denied

Following the Supreme Court decision in Owens v Owens, family law specialist, Kayleigh Biswas, calls for divorce reform and no fault divorce.
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