by Louise Halford | Oct 14, 2019 | Children, Divorce
Parental alienation is one of those topics that parents do not like to talk about. Many parents feel embarrassed if they are prevented from seeing their child after a separation or divorce. Parents worry that others will judge them, assuming that they must be at fault...
by Louise Halford | Sep 23, 2019 | News
Evolve Family Law is delighted to announce that Claire Gatley has joined the Holmes Chapel office of Evolve Family Law. Claire Gatley is a Cheshire family solicitor and advises on divorce and cohabitation relationship breakdown, financial settlements, and children law...
by Louise Halford | Aug 2, 2019 | Children, Financial Orders
Many parents think that school fees are covered by child support. That is a reasonable assumption as, after all, if your child attends a private school then the school fees are part of the financial support that they need. The types of family maintenance payments...
by Louise Halford | Jul 26, 2019 | Nuptial agreements
The question, “What happens if you sign a prenuptial agreement and your husband dies?’’, is one that every fiancée (or rather their family solicitor) should ask before a prenuptial agreement is signed. This is because although prenuptial agreements record how assets...
by Louise Halford | Jul 18, 2019 | Family Law
When your child passes out of its toddler years and reaches the age of four, parents experience a sense of achievement. That is how co-founders, Louise Halford and Robin Charrot, feel about Evolve Family Law’s fourth birthday. Their law firm helps clients with all...
