If you are separated or divorced, you will probably have an arrangement with your ex-partner dealing with where your children live and how often they see their other parent. However, a specific issue might arise not covered by this agreement and on which you do not see eye to eye, for example if one of […]
The threat of a no-deal departure from the EU is the UK’s strongest bargaining chip, and so is unlikely to be removed from the negotiating table. No-one can predict what the eventual divorce settlement between the UK and the EU will look like, but as a no-deal scenario cannot be discounted, it is important to […]
Planning how to deal with your assets in a tax efficient manner is an important but potentially complex task. An increasing number of estates will be liable to inheritance tax (IHT) on the owner’s death, so it is vital to consider how your will can be drafted to reduce the amount of tax that will […]
Families now come in all shapes and sizes, and children may live with parents who are cohabiting, civil partners, married, separated or divorced. They may be part of a step-family, live with adoptive parents, grandparents, other relatives or a special guardian. If you have spent many years living with and developing a close bond with […]
There can be great upheaval in a home over the festive period, with guests to stay, an influx of new gifts and things getting lost. Early spring is widely acknowledged by property experts to be the best time of year to sell a property, so if you’re looking to move in the new year then […]
This year, the focus of Resolution’s awareness week is on how separating or divorcing parents can limit the impact of conflict on their children. The Office for National Statistics recently found that around half of couples that get divorced have at least one child aged under 16. Studies have shown that it is not the divorce […]
Lancashire wills and probate executive, Pam Hughes from Mooney Everett Solicitors in Ormskirk, explains why making a will is so important if you have children. The possibility of both you and your partner dying while your children are still under 18 verges on the unthinkable but, however unlikely this situation might seem, it is important […]
The number of first-time buyers is at its highest for ten years, accounting for 51 per cent of the market despite rising prices and record deposits according to the Halifax. If you are thinking about taking that first step onto the property ladder, the legal aspects of ownership may be the last thing on your […]
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