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Kim Kardashian ‘KUWTK’: How She’s Allegedly Preparing For Kanye West Divorce
Kim Kardashian is desperate to get her body in great shape, fearing that she could potentially end up divorcing Kanye West and wants to look her best once she’s back on the dating scene, it’s been alleged. The reality star has faced endless obstacles in her marriage, previous reports have claimed, stressing that Kim Kardashian …
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ABC presenter Leigh Sales splits from husband of 20 years – Daily Mail
ABC presenter Leigh Sales has split from her husband Phil Willis after two children and 20 years of marriage together, according to reports. Sales, 43, separated from her husband at Christmas last year – 18 months after experiencing ‘the worst year’ of her life, The Sunday Telegraph reported. The newspaper reported that the 7.30 presenter suffered …
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Understanding Mediation One Step at a Time
Understanding Mediation One Step At A Time Disputes arising among people are routine everywhere in the world; the United Kingdom is no exception. The courts in the United Kingdom are filed cases where one party has had a dispute with the other party over any matter which they believe concerns the violation of a certain …
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Are Shareholder Agreements a Waste of Time?
Are Shareholder Agreements A Waste Of Time? Getting a company incorporated in the UK is easy; the hard part is actually sitting down with your shareholders and drafting a shareholder’s agreement. A shareholders agreement is an important part of the business unit. It outlines the rights and obligations that a shareholder has towards the company …
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What is a Letter of Claim and How to React When You Get One?
What Is A Letter Of Claim And How To React When You Get One? The Courts in England and Wales have a set procedure which needs to be followed before the actual court case can begin. This protocol outlines that before a claim is filed against the defendant, a Letter Of Claim should be sent …
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Settling Partnership Disputes
Settling Partnership Disputes When two or more than two people decide to work together and support each other in their collective business ambitions, then their relation can be termed a partnership. Fortunately, old style partnerships are on the demise and the new ones come with proper legal protection. There are two types of partnerships, traditional …
Making Sense of Section 25 Notice
Making Sense of Section 25 Notice (Landlord and Tenants Act 1954) The Parliament of UK passed and made the Landlord and Tenants Act part of the law in 1954. The purpose behind the implementation of the Act was to make sure that the state is able to grant and govern the obligations and rights that …
FPR Practice Direction 36V: Pilot Scheme for the Use of Virtual Judges for Contested Divorce
As part of the drive towards digitalisation of the Family Court, a new Family Procedure Rules Practice Direction has been published that sets out the pilot scheme for the use of virtual judges for contested divorce cases. The scheme is being piloted in Bristol and will run for 1 year. Straightforward, uncontested divorce cases will …
MoJ refuses to publish research on unrepresented defendants
Solicitors have expressed disbelief at the government’s decision to sit on research about unrepresented defendants in Crown courts. Labour peer Lord Beecham (Jeremy Beecham) asked the Ministry of Justice when it intends to publish a report on issues faced by courts and practitioners as a result of cases in which defendants are unrepresented. However, a …
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