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We regularly write about about issues, campaigns and local events that are important to our clients.

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'No fault' divorce rules set to end the 'blame game'

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The introduction of ‘no fault’ divorce in April 2022 is perhaps the biggest shake-up in divorce law for decades. The aim is end the “blame game” and reduce acrimony and hostility which can be made worse under the old regime. Now,...

Recognised Expertise. National Coverage

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The Harrowells Family Team is ranked in the Legal 500 and receive praise from clients and professionals for our approach to family law “One of my favourite family law firms in Yorkshire with two great partners in Lucy Phipps and Amy Foweather. They...

Ockenden Report: key facts and findings

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You may have seen coverage of the recently published Ockenden Report in the mainstream media.The report, completed by senior midwife Donna Ockenden examined the failures in maternity care at the Shrewsbury & Telford Trust upon hundreds of families over...

How a house is divided on divorce

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There is no magical equation or ‘one size fits all’ formula to separating assets on divorce and dividing up the family home is no different. The family home will be treated as a matrimonial asset regardless of whether it is owned in the sole...

Do I need consent from my ex-partner to take my children on holiday?

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Parents are often unsure whether they need consent from their ex to take their children on holiday. We provide a handy guide from the perspective of Family Law in England and Wales. Holidays Abroad The first thing to consider is who has parental...

When can an employer be vicariously liable for the acts of their employee?

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A common principle of employment law is that employers can be held liable for the conduct of their employees.  However, a point of regular debate is when this liability arises, especially in the case of horseplay at work.  This was recently...

What is a Financial Dispute Resolution Hearing?

Charlotte Bowen
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The Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) Hearing is usually the second court hearing that takes place in financial remedy proceedings - the overall process by which the court decides how to distribute assets between a divorcing couple. During this...

Annual update to Statutory Payments

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With the start of a new tax year comes the annual increases to various statutory payments. Between 1 and 6 April 2022, a number of payment increases will come into force and we have highlighted some of the most important ones for employers to be aware of. ...

What is an FDA court hearing?

Charlotte Bowen
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One of the most important parts of getting divorce, is reaching a financial settlement. A lot of couples are able to agree this without going to court, but if there are difficulties in achieving this. Perhaps with one person not providing their financial...

Adam looks forward to Wolverhampton

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I’m looking forward to Wolverhampton on Saturday where I have a busy evening with five rides, and a couple with good chances. I’d be hopeful I can come away with a winner or two on the night. Scarlet Ruby is first up for John O’Shea. This...

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