by Louise Halford | Nov 23, 2019 | Divorce
I have considerable experience in divorcing a narcissist. That’s because as a Cheshire divorce solicitor many people ask me for help in sorting out their separation or divorce. Some family clients tell me at our first meeting that their husband or wife has a...
by Robin Charrot | Nov 18, 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 | Nov 18, 2019 | Divorce
A divorce can be traumatic but when a divorce occurs in a farming family, it can be particularly tough when the farm is not only the family business but also the family home. In my experience as a family finance and divorce solicitor in Cheshire and Whitefield it is...
by Robin Charrot | Nov 18, 2019 | Divorce
If you have taken the decision to separate from a husband or wife, it is tempting to leave sorting out financial and property matters and things can drift. Alternatively, a husband or wife can rush into an agreement, often without first getting accurate or up to date...
by Robin Charrot | Nov 18, 2019 | Divorce, Separation
As a divorce and family financial solicitor, I am asked the question ‘’should I sign a separation agreement?’’ a lot. The stock solicitor answer is ‘’that it all depends’’. However, the answer really does hinge on your plans and the specifics in the separation...
by Louise Halford | Nov 18, 2019 | Children, Divorce, Family Law
When parents cannot agree over the arrangements for their children after separation or divorce, they do not necessarily need to apply for custody or a child arrangements order. Instead, their legal remedy may be an application under the Children Act for a specific...
