Machins Solicitors LLP have experience in providing bespoke and tailored legal advice to those who serve or have served in the military.
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Divorce and separation is a difficult process, and with the extra complexities that come with military life, and the intricacy of military pensions, it may provide some comfort that the solicitors at Machins are familiar with these problems and can provide an initial free consultation to all military persons.
If you or your partner or spouse serve in the military, you may encounter additional difficulties and stresses that come with divorce and separation, including; both internal and external relocation, long periods of separation, and difficulty in arranging and facilitating child contact.
Machins offer a solution based approach when dealing with the breakdown of a relationship, and work with parties to reach an amicable and fair settlement. A divorce can have long term effects on the parties separating, and any children involved. Machins will work with you to ensure that any financial settlement reached will consider all assets including pension contributions, whilst ensuring the needs of any child of the relationship are met.
It has been widely reported this week in the mainstream media that a couple had their divorce finalised in error following a mistake by solicitors which a senior judge has refused to overturn. The couple were separated and had applied for a divorce which had reached conditional order stage of the divorce. It would appear
Termination of Parental Responsibility is rarely made by the Court and only ever in exceptional circumstances. Following a recent private family law case acting for a mother who successfully obtained a termination of Parental Responsibility order to end the father’s Parental Responsibility, we asked Laura Martin-Read, Senior Associate Solicitor to explain what Parental Responsibility is
The High Court has settled a dispute relating to how much of a couple’s assets should be considered matrimonial and how much should be excluded during divorce proceedings. The case involved a couple who ran a hotel business together. The husband was 49 and the wife was 56. They had been married for 17 years
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