Divorcing couples face smoother proceedings but more confusion

Divorcing couples are facing financial risk because of the potential confusion around new divorce laws. The new law, introduced this year, aims to make divorce more amicable but has potentially led to thousands of divorcing couples to not seek a financial order. UK divorce solicitors, Woolley & Co. Solicitors, have assessed recently released family court …

UK antitrust litigation targets Amazon Buy Box with $1BN+ damages claim

Another antitrust lawsuit is being filed in Europe targeting Big Tech for hefty damages over claims of abusive self-preferencing. This time ecommerce giant Amazon — and its nudge-tastic ‘Buy Box’ — is in the frame for an incoming opt-out representative legal action that’s been announced in the UK, seeking an estimated £900 million in damages …

Revisiting a financial order after a divorce

Please note this content was originally published on London & Capital here. Divorce can be an upsetting, stressful (and sometimes expensive) process. Whilst financial orders made by a court on a divorce are intended to be final, there are some circumstances where an ex-spouse can ask the court to revisit a financial settlement. These include: …

Want To Get A Divorce? Here Are 6 Important Things To Know

Divorce is a difficult process, both emotionally and legally. If you are considering getting a divorce, it is important to be aware of the things that will be required of you. Here are some important things to know about divorces. Get Informed  This is actually a pretty complex process so the more you know about …

Building A Team: Who Can Help You During Your Divorce? – Divorce

If you’re entering the divorce process, you need a team on your side – whether you’re filing for the divorce, or your spouse has filed against you. Having strong advocates and advisors with you each step of the way can help you get the information and advice necessary to make your divorce progress as smoothly …

Co-Parenting After Divorce When Your Ex Was Abusive

Source: Brocotton/Pexels In the realm of intimate partner abuse, getting away from one’s abuser usually doesn’t mean being free of abuse when it involves co-parenting children. All too often, the dominant partner in the relationship feels highly threatened by the other partner separating to divorce. In the aftermath, the abusive partner is often angry, even …