Divorce & Separation,Financial Issues
What Is Pension Sharing On Divorce And How Do You Get It?
The Telegraph has reported that Pension Sharing Orders (PSO) rose by 11% this year. This month sees the launch of the government's flagship 'Auto-Enrolment' scheme, where by everyone gets a pension…
Divorce & Separation,Latest News
Punam Denley has book published
Punam has written a self help book for clients entitled ‘How to get a Divorce’, published by Lawpack and available to buy at…
Children,Divorce & Separation,Latest News
Equal Rights for Parents on Divorce
I read in today's Telegraph about the Government's plan to introduce legislation and force courts to give equal rights of contact (formerly access) to both parents. I as surprised as the…
Forced Marriage not Illegal in the UK
Forced Marriage not Illegal in the UK Baroness Warsi in guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 14 December 2011 says: “Forced marriage is inhumane, unacceptable – and not illegal in the UK”. This practice has…
Post Christmas surge in divorces – myth or reality?
Post Christmas surge in divorces - myth or reality? The received wisdom is that troubled couples stay together over the Christmas period under sufferance 'for the sake of the children', but…
Choosing a Lawyer and What to Expect from Him or Her
How do you choose a lawyer? People go to the yellow pages or other telephone directory, they ask their friends and family and they search the internet. Ring around a few places and get an idea of…
How to Help Shield your Children from your Divorce or Separation
At Blanchards Law we see children as being the central to our client’s cases, but that does not mean that they should be involved in adult conflict. Too often we see a tug of war between the parents…
Points to Note About Divorce
The divorce process is quite straightforward and you will find a procedural timetable on our website. You need to have been married for a minimum of 1 year before you can bring a petition. You need…
What to Consider Before your Divorce
Think about whether you really want to divorce; consider counselling. For example, just because one of you has had an affair doesn’t mean that your trust can’t be rebuilt. Find a good divorce…