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It is common for there to be factual disputes between the parties during the course of private children proceedings. Often these may revolve around allegations
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The Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA) is a piece of legislation that allows separated couples who were cohabiting to deal
We have all become accustomed to a reduction of public services in this age of austerity and nowhere is that felt more sharply that in
Hunter & Uro Solicitors have combined with local, lifestyle magazine Herts Balance as guest contributors to their September/October edition. The free magazine tries to help readers achieve their
Undertakings are legal and binding promises to the court. In this blog we are looking specifically at two forms of undertakings – undertakings to do
Add-back in financial remedy proceedings usually involve re-attributing some or all of the money to the party who is responsible for reducing the assets available
Capital gains tax relief can be given on an individual’s Principal Private Residence i.e. their main residence which is often the family home. It can
This blog explains what you should do as the respondent and how you should complete the acknowledgment of service form that comes with the divorce
When considering applications for a child arrangements order, often relating to contact or a specific issue such as changing a child’s name, the court has