Why Evaluation in Divorce matters
New data from Paradigm Family Law reveals a little-known insight that could change the way couples approach separation. A staggering […]
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What’s a Divorce?
Whether you’re rushing toward it with relief or dragging your feet kicking and screaming, divorce is a significant step in
What is a TOLATA case?
What is a TOLATA case? TOLATA, short for the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1997, governs the
What is Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989?
Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 allows the family court to make financial provision for a child. It focuses
Fair Shares in Divorce: Understanding the Financial Reality
Divorce often brings emotional and financial challenges that can linger long after the paperwork is complete. In England and Wales,
What is an “Early Neutral Evaluation”?
At whatwouldajudgesay.com, we’re introducing a ground breaking service designed to simplify and clarify one of life’s most challenging moments: divorce
Here’s Why Early Evaluation of Your Assets in Divorce Matters
Divorce can be stressful and expensive, especially when financial disputes are involved. The UK Ministry of Justice (MOJ) recognises this
Happy EXmas: Why the Holidays Could Mark a Turning Point for Dispute Resolution
A surprising silver lining of the COVID-19 pandemic was how families found alternatives to resolve disputes when courts were closed.
Happy EXmas: Keeping the Festive Season Stress-Free
Happy EXmas: Keeping the Festive Season Stress-Free The holidays are meant to be joyful, but for separated or divorcing families,
No-Fault Divorce: it’s not you, it’s me! Are we heading for divorce in a Trump era?
The no-fault divorce was a pivotal point in the land of divorce. It was on April 6th this year that