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Lund Bennett Family Law - Cheshire and Manchester

What property rights do unmarried couples have?

  • by Lund Bennett
  • November 7, 2019January 20, 2021

As many young couples choose to shun married life, it’s important that cohabiting couples understand their property rights. Cohabiting couples are the UK’s fastest growing… Read More »What property rights do unmarried couples have?

Family Law Reforms Fall Due to Upcoming General Election

  • by Lund Bennett
  • November 5, 2019November 5, 2019

Due to the imminent General Election, two key pieces of family legislation will now definitely not progress within the current Parliament, which is expected to… Read More »Family Law Reforms Fall Due to Upcoming General Election

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Advice for easing the stress of a separation for children

  • by Lund Bennett
  • October 20, 2019January 21, 2021

Tension and emotions can run high during a separation, so it’s important to take steps to reduce stress for any children involved. It’s normal for… Read More »Advice for easing the stress of a separation for children

Contact Centres: Not the only answer

  • by Lund Bennett
  • October 18, 2019

The Law Gazette reported yesterday that since the cuts to family legal aid, more separated parents are self-referring themselves to contact centres without instructing solicitors.… Read More »Contact Centres: Not the only answer

Christmas Arrangements for Children

  • by Lund Bennett
  • October 10, 2019

It may seem early to be thinking about Christmas, but over the past few weeks the weather has well and truly changed, and winter is… Read More »Christmas Arrangements for Children

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What is mediation?

  • by Lund Bennett
  • October 3, 2019January 21, 2021

When a dispute cannot be resolved, mediation can be used to help all parties involved to communicate effectively and reach an agreement. Mediation is a… Read More »What is mediation?

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Who decides where a child lives after their parents separate?

  • by Lund Bennett
  • September 15, 2019January 21, 2021

Any separation can be difficult, but one that involves children can be particularly challenging and emotional. The biggest decision that couples with children will need… Read More »Who decides where a child lives after their parents separate?

No Fault Divorce and Domestic abuse proposals may be revived in the Queen’s Speech

  • by Lund Bennett
  • September 10, 2019January 19, 2021

Two key bills which have a major impact on family law face an uncertain future given the recent prorogation of Parliament. Both the Divorce, Dissolution… Read More »No Fault Divorce and Domestic abuse proposals may be revived in the Queen’s Speech

Unmarried cohabiting couples are the UK’s fastest growing family type

  • by Lund Bennett
  • September 3, 2019January 26, 2021

The typical family in the UK is changing, as more opposite-sex couples than ever are choosing to live together without getting married. According to research… Read More »Unmarried cohabiting couples are the UK’s fastest growing family type

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Back to school creates its own issues for separated parents

  • by Lund Bennett
  • August 27, 2019January 21, 2021

Now the summer holidays are ending, and the oh-so-frightening GCSE results day has passed, separated parents are having to carefully consider how to deal with… Read More »Back to school creates its own issues for separated parents

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