Tuesday 8 September 2020 Partner and Head of Family, Helen Marriott explains how you go about reaching a financial settlement when you separate from your partner and why court isn't always the only option available. Helen MarriottBrabners Personal, Family law, Divorce Law and Settlements, Children, Cohabitation, Wealth Protection , Legal Solutions for Expanding International Businesses, Financial Settlements After International Divorce, International Divorce, Alternative Dispute Resolution — arbitration, mediation and collaborative law, Child Abduction & Relocation, Pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreementshttps://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-marriott-48648522https://twitter.com/brabnersfamilyHelen is a Partner and Practice Group Head of Brabners Personal. Tags Share Related news and events New Family Procedure Rules — will fewer cases reach Court? Changes to the Family Procedure Rules were introduced in England and Wales on Monday 29 April 2024. Prenups — has the time come to make them fully legally binding? While pre-nuptial agreements can be highly persuasive to a court, they aren’t legally binding in England & Wales. The Spring Budget’s impact on divorcing couples £55m has been ringfenced for the Family Court towards alternative dispute resolution. Divorcing a narcissist — eight practical tips from family lawyers Family law expert Debbie Heald offers eight practical tips for anyone struggling to divorce a narcissist. Multidisciplinary issues in surrogacy and donor conception — join us for the launch of CIFI Join us for the regional launch event for the Centre for Individual and Family Identity (CIFI). Lasting Powers of Attorney — a validity warning to certificate providers Our lawyers explore the requirements that all certificate providers must follow to ensure the validity of an LPA. Journalists and bloggers granted access to more family court hearings The family court system is permitting the media and authorised legal bloggers greater reporting rights during hearings. Resolving disputes through family mediation — your questions answered Our family law team answer some of the common questions they are asked about the family mediation process.
