Unmarried Couples’ Rights: The ‘Common Law Marriage’ Myth That Could Cost You Everything
Unmarried couples who’ve lived together for years often believe the
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What Do Contentious Probate Solicitors Do?
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What New Domestic Violence Laws Have Been Introduced?
According to the Office for National Statistics, instances of reported
Is a prenup legally binding in the UK?
According to recent data featured by the House of Lords
What Age Can a Child Choose Which Parent To Live With?
Who will the kids live with? Following the breakdown of
Grandparents’ Legal Rights
Nan and Grandad are an integral part of the modern
Non-court dispute resolution – the future of family law
29 April 2024 marked the start of a new era
Financial remedies – time to bring them into the 21st century?
It’s been five decades since the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973
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For a long time, the family court has been shrouded
What UK Families Need to Know About the Surge in Inheritance Tax Receipts
At St Helens Law, we've seen first-hand how the recent