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For limited period only , we offer 30% discount on all Student and Spouse Visa applications. To find out more contact us on 0207 993 4484.#studentvisa #spousevisauk #spousevisa #christams #ukxmas

For limited period only , we offer 30% discount on

For limited period only , we offer 30% discount on all Student and Spouse Visa applications. To find out more contact us on 0207 993 4484.#studentvisa #spousevisauk #spousevisa #christams #ukxmas

For limited period only , we offer 30% discount on

For limited period only , we offer 30% discount on all Student and Spouse Visa applications. To find out more contact us on 0207 993 4484.#studentvisa #spousevisauk #spousevisa #christams #ukxmas

If you want to end your marriage, you can apply fo

If you want to end your marriage, you can apply for a divorce and if you want to end your civil partnership, you can apply for a dissolution.

There is no need to give a reason to get a divorce or dissolution - this is sometimes called ‘no fault’. However, you would need to be married or in your civil partnership for at least 1 year. If it’s been under 1 year you can find out how to separate from your partner.

You and your partner only need to make 1 application between you. You can send the application from:

both of you together - called a joint application
just you or your partner - called a sole application
If you’re the respondent in a divorce or dissolution application and you want to dispute it, It is best to speak to a solicitor. If you need our specialist family lawyer’s assistance, contact us on 0207 993 4484.#familylaw #famillawyer #surreybusiness #divorce #londonsolicitor #divorcesolicitors

Family law encompasses issue of marriage, finances

Family law encompasses issue of marriage, finances and children but having to engage with this side of the law often means that you are experiencing difficulties and complexities in your life both emotionally and financially. Coming to a satisfying resolution for both sides when it comes to divorce, splitting finances and child arrangements can be extremely challenging, especially where emotions are high and communication may have broken down.
Instructing a solicitor who has experience of the system, understands your best interests as well as factors the law puts emphasis on, allows you to be in the best position to deal with the issues at hand amicably. A professional family lawyer will be able to guide you through the complexities of law and help you reach the most satisfactory solution. Our solicitors at Fard & Co are here to help , if you have any enquiries don’t hesitate to contact us on 0207 993 4484.#familylaw #familylawyer #surreylawyer #londonlawyer #divorce #solicitor #uksolicitor #divorcelawyer #childrenofdivorce #domesticviolance #familytherapy #londontherapycourses #familytherapymagazine

Often parents who wish to separate or get divorced

Often parents who wish to separate or get divorced can agree on important issues in regards with their children however, in instances that they can not, its important to seek legal advice from a solicitor and the family court. In relation to children in family proceedings, the court has the power to make the following orders: Child arrangements orders; Prohibited steps orders; Specific issue orders. Child arrangements orders determine with whom the child can live or have contact either in person or remotely. Prohibited steps orders is an order where the court prohibits the parent from taking certain steps. An example of this is when the court prohibits a parent for unauthorised contact with a child. Finally, Specific issue orders is an order where the court gives direction for the purpose of a specific question that has arisen in relation to the child. An example of this is when parents can’t agree about the education of the child, in these circumstances the court has the power to make decision about the child’s education. If you seek legal advice don’t hesitate to contact our professional solicitors for help on 0207 993 4484.#familylaw #childrenofdivorce #divorce #children #singleparent #surreybusiness #londonlawyer #domesticviolance #familytherapy #familytherapymagazine

The Government’s Divorce, Dissolution and Sepa

The Government’s Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, introduced no fault divorces in England and Wales.

The new law means that instead of having to attribute blame to one party, a couple can mutually cite ‘irretrievable breakdown’ as the sole ground for wanting to obtain a divorce.

This can be done in by an individual or a joint statement.

Either parties is now able to provide a statement saying their marriage has broken down without having to provide evidence about bad behaviour.

The divorce application can now be made online. There is no need for the respondent to defend or to cross apply for a divorce.

Once the application is made, the applicant will have to wait until 20 weeks to apply for a conditional offer.

This period allow both parties to reflect on their decision to divorce.

Unless they are in the process of resolving financial dispute, the applicant can then apply for a divorce or dissolution final order after six weeks have elapsed from the date the conditional order was made.

Contact our specialist solicitor on 0207 993 4484.

#divorce #newdivorcelaw #familylaw #ukdivorce #familylaw #solicitors #surreylaw

Financial issues need to be resolved following a d

Financial issues need to be resolved following a divorce, to secure financial stability of the couple and their children.

If you are not able to reach agreements between yourselves you will with assistance from solicitors .

The court applies factors set out under statute to determine if it's right to depart from equal division of capital assets.
We can advice you on how these apply to your situation and the impact it might have on your financial situation .
If you have any queries contact our solicitors on 0207 993 4484. #familylaw #finace #familytherapymagazine #familylawyers #divorce #familybreakdown

Are you feeling you are at the dead end in your re

Are you feeling you are at the dead end in your relationship ? But you are not ready to get divorced ? You can think about separation instead of going down the line of divorce procedures.

Those individuals experiencing a relationship breakdown and are considering ending their marriage, may find that a legal separation could be a good option to start with. It gives the couple time to get their new separate lives in order and some time to consider whether divorce or mediation is the next step. In order to be recognised as separate, the couple needs to live separately.

A separation agreement can help save time and court hearing fees, and often means not needing to go to court. The agreement is a financial document that helps to spread assets and responsibilities fairly between the couple. It shows what each party agreed to and can be used as a reference later if the divorce is going ahead. It can include things like bills, how pensions and accounts will be divided, where children will live and with whom they will spend their holidays.

It is important to hire a solicitor to ensure the separation agreement is legally binding.
#separation #separationagreement #surreylawyer #londonsolicitor #familylaw #dispute #familycrisis #familylawyer

Civil partnership : Couples wanting a civil partn

Civil partnership : Couples wanting a civil partnership, need to choose the kind of ceremony they want before giving notice, the ceremony must be held within 12 months of ‘giving notice’. ‘Giving notice’ means the couple signs a legal statement at the local register office saying they intent to get married or form a civil partnership as well as the final venue for the ceremony.

Cohabitation : Any two individuals, including same sex couples, who are intending to live together (cohabitate) should consider the legal ramifications beforehand. Since by living together they don’t naturally acquire legal rights such as ‘common-law wife’. However, the issues from a relationship breakdown such as maintenance and financial settlement are more precarious as the law does not provide the same legal remedies.

Therefore, it is highly recommended to have written agreements before embarking on cohabitation. It will protect each party in case of a relationship breakdown.

If you need further information or help with your agreements contact us on 0208 993 4484. #cohabitation #cohabitationagreements #civilpartner #civipartnership #marriage #familylaw #familysolicitor

Have you found the one and ready to tie the knot?

Have you found the one and ready to tie the knot?

Have you thought of protecting your property and belongings before marriage just incase all don't turn out as well as you expected ?

A pre-nuptial agreement is a written arrangement for a couple before they enter marriage or a civil partnership to specify any financial settlements and child-related arrangements (should there be any) if they later decide to separate or divorce or their civil partnership is dissolved. Sometimes it also includes their financial arrangement during the marriage or civil partnership.

To find out more contact us on 0208 993 4484. #postnuptialagreements #love #marriage #proposal #wedding #finance #solicitor #surreysolicitors#prenuptial

Are you worried about your finances in your marria

Are you worried about your finances in your marriage ? Have you thought about post-nuptial agreements ?

A post-nuptial agreement is a written arrangement by a couple after they entered marriage or a civil partnership to specify any financial settlements and child-related arrangements (should there be any) if they later decide to separate or divorce or their civil partnership is dissolved.

It is important to note that, under the laws of England & Wales, nuptial agreements are not legally binding in the courts. However, if the agreement is entered freely by both parties with a full appreciation of its implications, the court will usually uphold a nuptial agreement, unless in the circumstances it would not be fair to uphold the agreement.

If you would like to know more please don't hesitate to contact our solicitors on 0208 993 4484.
#postnup #marriage #marriageproblems #postnuptial #familylaw #familylawyer #financeprotection #surreysolicitors #surreybusiness #familylaw

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