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There have been two recent highly reported cases which have sent out a stark reminder to couples why it is crucial to finalise financial matters… Read More »Why you must finalise financial matters upon divorce
This month is one of the peak times of year for divorce but while starting the divorce process can be done online, there is still… Read More »Full Digital Divorce Unlikely To Happen Soon
January is traditionally the month when people make promises to themselves to make a fresh start and this can mean seeking divorce. But will this… Read More »Could January 2017 be a Quieter ‘Divorce Month’?
A recent article in the Times newspaper claims that couples will be able to divorce online this year under plans that could open the way… Read More »Digital divorce to be introduced in 2017?
The latest release of divorce figures by the Office for National Statistics, shows that there were 111,169 divorces in England and Wales in 2014, a… Read More »Divorce rates continue to fall
Divorce rates in England and Wales have fallen by 3.1% according to the latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The results… Read More »Divorce Rates fall in England and Wales
Since 6 April 2015, a reduced annual allowance of £10,000 in respect of money purchase pension contributions, known as the money purchase annual allowance (MPAA),… Read More »Money Purchase Annual Allowance cuts to affect older divorcees
A common complaint amongst divorced or divorcing couples is the inability to move on from financial arrangements which continue to bind couples together long after… Read More »Why A ‘Clean Break’ Might Be Good For Both Sides
Members of the team at Lund Bennett are proud members of Resolution, a community of family justice professionals who work with families and individuals to… Read More »Good Divorce Week – Lund Bennett’s commitment to Resolution and the Code of Practice
Following the issue of the Divorce Petition by the Court, the Divorce Petition is usually sent to the Respondent by post. In the event that… Read More »Thum v Thum – Petitioners should act ‘reasonably promptly’ to serve a Divorce Petition following issue