This week Lawyer Monthly gains expert insight into the subject of how work bonuses are treated by courts post separation. Julie Julie-Ann Harris, Partner and Head of Family at Coffin Mew, delves into the particulars of court treatment of bonuses acquired with spousal support and treatment of a bonus…
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Here’s Why Time Limits on Legal Claims Are Massively Important
A recent decision of the High Court has seen the claims advanced by a widow against her late husband's estate,…
Ubbi v Ubbi: ‘Vital to Update Wills After Every Major Life Event’
Will dispute experts at leading national law firm Irwin Mitchell Private Wealth are warning of the importance of…
Below Lawyer Monthly hears from top family law specialist at Excello Law, Lindsay Yateman, who discusses the intricate case of Owens Vs Owens and the concept of the UK’s legal system being confined to following the law rather than sense when it comes to judgements.
The case of Owens v Owens is…
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Retrospective Approval of Gifts to an Attorney
Those of us in private client practice will no doubt have come across the scenario of Attorneys, acting under a…
Special Contributions to a Marriage: The ‘Genius’ Test
When it comes to marriage, many ascribe to the philosophy of ‘what’s yours is mine and what’s mine is yours’.…
A few weeks back Tini Owens appealed to the Supreme Court to grant her a divorce from her husband of 40 years, who is refusing the split. The Supreme Court unanimously rejected her appeal, meaning she must remain married until 2020. The decision was a sad but legally correct outcome of a bad law.…
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Majority at Risk as They Don’t Have a Will
Most people in the United Kingdom are at risk of not having their final wishes respected after their death as they…
The Divorce Process: A Step-by-Step Guide
Making the decision to end a marriage is not an easy one and can bring with it numerous considerations on top of…
