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Dividing your home contents and personal belongings
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The division of the contents of the former matrimonial home and personal belongings is often an added complication in what is already a stressful and emotional experience.
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This article reviews the alternative dispute resolution methods which can be used to assist parties who are separating to reach agreement regarding child or financial arrangements, without the need for court litigation.
Our straightforward guide to the key elements of divorce across borders. Call +44 (0)800 422 0123. International family Law teams in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, London, Manchester, Southampton & Taunton.
A search (and seizure) order is a powerful tool in the litigator’s armoury where there are concerns in a dispute that crucial evidence will not be preserved.
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Farmer successful in significant inheritance dispute case
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Guest vs Guest: A Supreme Court judgment has today been handed down in a long-running and significant inheritance dispute case between farmer Andrew Guest and his parents.
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Discover how our debt recovery lawyers work with agents to recover unpaid service charges and ground rent. Call 0800 915 2537. Offices in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, London, Manchester, Southampton & Taunton.
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“Gender critical” beliefs are capable of protection under the Equality Act 2010
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The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has ruled that the belief that biological sex is unchangeable and separate from gender identity is a philosophical belief which falls within the protection of the Equality Act 2010.
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Can fathers claim for psychiatric injury following stillbirth?
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A “secondary victim” is someone who suffers psychiatric injury solely as a result of witnessing the injury or risk of harm to another person. Fathers and birth partners may in some circumstances fall into the category of “secondary victim”.
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