Divorce & Splitting Up is a comprehensive guide to divorce, dissolution and separation. It offers practical assistance throughout the process for married couples, cohabiting couples or those in civil partnerships.
Splitting up is never easy. The emotional upheaval - especially when children are involved - the legal complexities and the financial implications make even the most amicable parting a demanding business. This indispensable guide considers, in clear, easy-to-follow language, what happens when couples divorce, how the situation differs for unmarried couples, and considers civil partnerships and the process of how these are dissolved.
Divorce & Splitting Up is fully updated for 2010 with changes to the CSA. It also discusses ways of minimising unnecessary conflict and costs, explains how to choose a solicitor and when to go to court, and it examines the needs of children, advising on maintenance settlements, parental responsibility and legal rights. It also covers law and procedures in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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'Explains in simple terms how divorce works and the financial
implications' -- Mail on Sunday
'This handbook will answer your initial questions and is much
cheaper than paying a solicitor'
-- Choice
Anyone contemplating divorce needs to be aware of the legal procedures and the financial implications of decisions made at this stressful time. This guide explains the process in simple terms so that the couple can discuss the issues beforehand. It provides a step-by-step guide to the stages of the divorce process, details on the treatment of pensions, information on court costs and tips on how to find the right solicitor. This seventh edition of the guide covers all the effects of the Family Law Act 1996, some of which have yet to be implemented. It explains changes to legal aid and the proposed changes to Child Support, pensions and the implications of the Human Rights Act 1988.
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Reprint. Paperback. Couple of slight creases to corner cover. This edition covers all the effects of the Family Lawe Act 1996. It gives details of the new public funding (legal aid) arrangements, the changes to child support and pensions, and the implications of the Human Rights Act 1988. The book looks at the way in which the courts regard financial orders following the case of White. It steers couples through the maze of legal and financial issues surrounding divorce by providing, in easy-to-understand language: A step-by-step guide to the stages of the divorce process. Details on the treatment of pensions. Information on court costs. Tips on how to find the right solicitor. A glossary and a list of useful addresses. The book also discusses the tole of mediation and the way in which the Family Law Act deals with subjects such as domestic violence and matrimonial home rights. The differences in divorce law and practice in Scotland and Northern ireland are explored in separate chapters. 352 pp. (We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions etc.). Seller Inventory # 073759
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