When a marriage breaks down, assets are divided between the parties to the marriage either by agreement, or ultimately by a Judge. Whilst…
Service Category Archives
Crypto assets in divorce – what you need to know
If you or your spouse hold crypto, it is essential to understand how these assets are treated on divorce. At Clarke Willmott, we regularly advise on complex financial remedy cases involving a wide range of assets.
Clarke Willmott’s Birmingham family team recognised in Doyle’s Guide
The family law team at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP’s Birmingham office has been recognised in the latest rankings from leading legal directory Doyle’s Guide.
All’s fair in love and war: the rise of the Gen Z nuptial agreements
Gen Z are increasingly embracing prenuptial agreements, with up to 47% in favour of them as a tool for financial transparency, rather…
Stephanie Pugh
Stephanie is an experienced family solicitor advising clients on all aspects of relationship breakdown and family matters.
Marriage and Pensions…be careful what you say or don’t say…
A recent case ruled upon by HHJ Hess, has provided guidance as to what extent a husband’s pension was matrimonial property and to what…
Love without a ring: what Cohabiting Couples need to know
Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love. For many couples who have chosen to live together without marrying, it is also a moment to think about the practical realities that come with cohabitation under the law in the UK.
Why sport professionals should consider nuptial agreements this winter Olympics season
Family lawyer Chris Longbottom discusses the importance of nuptial agreements for sport professionals where the financial implications of marriage can be more complex.
Successful launch of group to help Bristol couples separate amicably
A new organisation - Bristol Family Law Solutions (BFLS) - was officially launched at a well-attended event held at Clarke Willmott’s Bristol office during Family Mediation Week.
When non-disclosure unravels a settlement
Paralegal in Clarke Willmott's family law team, Stacey Collins, looks at a recent family law dispute which highlights complex family asset structures.
Coronation Street storyline – controlling and coercive behaviour
Controlling and coercive behaviour is subtle and occurs over a prolonged period of time. In the majority of cases the behaviour has slowly escalated over a long period of time to the extent the sufferer is genuinely unaware of what is happening as it becomes a normal part of the relationship.