Armed Forces Divorce – Pensions & Property
If you are in the HM Armed Forces, or a spouse of a serving member, and getting divorced there are likely to be additional issues that civilian couples don’t have to face.
If you are in the HM Armed Forces, or a spouse of a serving member, and getting divorced there are likely to be additional issues that civilian couples don’t have to face.
Pensions can can be of significant value, in a divorce, particularly in cases where there has been a long marriage and/or children.
Court proceedings can be costly and time consuming so parents are encouraged to try and resolve matters themselves.
Pensions are often overlooked by divorcing couples but can be of significant value, particularly in cases where there has been a long marriage and/or children.
If a divorcing couple can reach an agreement on the division of assets and financial provision, they can invite the Court to make a Consent Order
The Government plans to make mediation mandatory in all suitable Family Court cases involving children
Whilst the online portal has made the commencement of no-fault divorce proceedings easier, solicitors are still required when it comes to formally sorting out financial settlements
Nine months after no fault divorce came into force we give some tips on the process.
When the case of Akhtar v Khan (2018) EWFC 54 was decided in the Family Division of the High Court…