Separation is a difficult process and for many it is made even more difficult due to the fact that the financial support once received from their former spouse has ceased.
Separation is a difficult process and for many it is made even more difficult due to the fact that the financial support once received from their former spouse has ceased.
There is no doubt that negotiating and reaching an agreement with respect to your children is stressful, particularly where parental conflict is high. It does not however, have to be harmful for your children in the long run if managed well.
With the advancement of technology this day and age, it is a lot easier to take video and audio recordings secretly. But what happens if you secretly record your partner being abusive to you or record a conversation that you think will benefit your case? Can you use these recordings as evidence in your family law proceedings?
For many people the idea of challenging the last Will and testament of a loved one is very strange. Most people understand someone's Will to be a legal document, and given that they are no longer around to speak to it, there is often some confusion as to how it is possible, let alone why, anyone would every want to challenge a Will’s terms.
Dealing with divorce proves difficult for many reasons. We understand that one has to deal with emotions, finances, rejection and loss during this time and have prepared helpful information to assist you on your journey to a new beginning.
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