Janie Martin met super-rich Rupert Martin in 1985 when she was a 23-year-old shop floor worker in his factory, the Appeal Court heard. Mr Martin, whose lighting manufacturing business Dextra Group has lucrative contracts with supermarket giants Tesco and Iceland, married Janie, his third bride, in 1989. The couple, who have two children, “enjoyed a very …
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The house shared by the Prince and Princess of Wales after their marriage was so “small” and “uncomfortable” it may have helped stir tensions in the household, according to a member of the staff who worked there at the time. Royal author Sarah Bradford reported in her book ‘Diana’ the shocking claim, adding the so-called …
© Provided by Business Insider Inc Divorce season 2 (HBO) Editor’s note: The opinions in this article are the author’s, as published by our content partner, and do not represent the views of MSN or Microsoft. This summer will mark three years since I finalized my divorce from my husband of nearly five years. The …
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The EU and the U.K. may still be rowing over their split, but bitter divorce battles over who gets the kids and the coffee table should reach faster resolution for European couples under new divorce and child abduction rules agreed among member states on Friday. Some 140,000 couples seeking to split from a partner with …
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Make life a whole lot easier for everyone. Are you considering taking the first step to ending your marriage and wondering how to set boundaries for marriage separation that will make the process go a bit more smoothly? Good for you for planning ahead! When you decide to end your marriage and get separated, the …
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The first step in the litigation finance process typically involves a decision by a company, perhaps together with its counsel, that it makes sense to explore whether litigation finance is an attractive option. There are many reasons why a company may choose to do so. Consider, for example, a company that has been wronged but …
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Home > Articles Michael Jones, a barrister at Dean’s Court chambers in Manchester considers the problem of women who have experienced, or are at risk of, repeated pregnancies that result in children needing to be removed from their care and the work of Pause, a charity which aims to give women the chance to pause …
In the view of the High Court, the correspondence failed the ‘dominant purpose’ test, in that it was not created for the sole or dominant purpose of conducting litigation. The correspondence had instead been created for two purposes: deciding whether the contract for sale should be rescinded on the grounds that the painting was counterfeit, …
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All is not well in your relationship? Do you both hardly give time to each other? Is there is no communication on a daily basis? Is your partner not your priority anymore? Do you feel lonely and left out even after being with your partner? Are you depressed and sad? Are you finding a way …
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