A piece of much-needed legislation was passed in April 2022 that meant it was now legal to file for a no-fault divorce in the UK.
A no-fault divorce is the dissolution of a marriage that does not require apportioning blame to one of the parties, meaning couples could divorce without needing to prove that one person is at fault for the breakdown of the marriage.… Read More
With the use of technology increasing and fewer people needing human interactions to undertake complex tasks, it is easy to assume that when it comes to divorcing your partner in the UK, the process must at least be somewhat easier than it was 10 years ago, right?
Unfortunately, it isn’t. And if you are looking to legally separate from your partner, you are going to need legal guidance to ensure that the process is as straightforward as possible.… Read More
If you have ever seen a soap opera in the UK, you may believe that every divorce process needs to go through court and that the process will result in one party receiving 50% of the marital assets.
It goes without saying that this is pure fiction; divorce law is a bit more complex than this, especially in the UK.
When you need to begin the divorce process, you should aim to contact our divorce solicitors in Guildford.… Read More
Separating from your partner can be one of the biggest decisions you make in your life. Here at Prentice Family Law we understand that it is one of the most stressful situations you can find yourself in. We are here to help ease the process. You need to contact us and speak to one of our divorce solicitors in Weybridge so that we can make sure that you are happy with the decision you are about to make and explain the steps of the no-fault divorce that was introduced in April 2022.… Read More
The introduction of the no-fault divorce system in April 2022 means that it is now easier than ever before to obtain a divorce here in the UK. It took a decade to implement this new system, but now that it is in place it allows for an amicable agreement to part ways, which was much more difficult before.
A no-fault divorce can be applied for as a joint application or you can submit an individual application according to your personal circumstances.… Read More
If you are having difficulties with your spouse and find that you have come to the end of the road then divorce is often the next step forward. If you are unsure as to how you wish to proceed with your relationship then you can contact us at Prentice Family Law and speak to one of our specialist divorce solicitors in Weybridge for impartial advice that can help you make the right decision for you and your loved ones.… Read More
Divorce law in the UK has been simplified to suit the modern generation. The application can be made on the online portal, and this can be done together or as an individual. If you have irreconcilable differences with your spouse and are thinking about divorce, then you need to speak to us at Prentice Family Law so we can delegate one of our specialist divorce solicitors in Guildford to your case.… Read More
Without meaning to hammer a prominent point home, divorcing your spouse is an incredibly stressful process.
As with most things legal, you may feel like you are overwhelmed and scared, as well as worried about making a mistake that could make things worse.
But there are some things you can avoid when undertaking a divorce, which will not add to your emotional stress or your financial stress, making the whole process easier.… Read More
You have been through the divorce, the mediation, and all of the assets and finances have been settled.
Is that the end of it? No.
When you complete a financial arrangement order, a child maintenance agreement or spousal maintenance agreement, it is highly likely that in a year’s time, your circumstances will change for better or potentially for worse.
So, with that in mind, when you apply for a divorce, it is worth knowing all of the legal implications that can occur post-separation, so you can be prepared in advance on what to expect.… Read More
When you and your former spouse are looking to legally separate, whether it is through traditional divorce or the dissolution of a civil partnership, in the UK, this is a tricky process. Therefore, you will need to seek legal advice and guidance from a solicitor who is trained in both divorce and family matters that are likely to occur following a divorce.… Read More