by Robin Charrot | Nov 4, 2019 | Divorce
Living with a husband or wife who has dementia can be more than some spouses can cope with, especially when there were marital difficulties for a long time prior to the dementia diagnosis. Although there is an increasing amount of support available and understanding...
by Robin Charrot | Oct 14, 2019 | Divorce, Separation
Divorce and debt sounds a depressing topic. However, it is a subject that has to be discussed by many couples who are thinking about separating or getting divorced. Putting off a separation or divorce because you are in debt is rarely a good idea unless you think...
by Robin Charrot | Sep 20, 2019 | Divorce, Pensions
Divorce and pension rights is a tricky topic. Most couples who decide to divorce think that either they will not be able to ask for a share of their spouse’s pension as they are not retired yet or think that their spouse’s pension will not be worth that much....
by Robin Charrot | Aug 28, 2019 | Divorce, Marriage
A Manchester businessman has lost his appeal to change a financial court order made in divorce court proceedings. The court had ordered him to pay spousal maintenance at the rate of £1,850 a month until he gave his wife a Get. The Court of Appeal has ruled that Alan...
by Robin Charrot | Aug 1, 2019 | Divorce
For many young couples it is a real struggle to get on the property ladder. The combination of rising house prices and stagnant salaries has made the ambition of property ownership an uphill battle for the majority of young married couples. However many of their...
