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AH v BH: an example of when the court may depart from terms of a nuptial agreement

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Standish v Standish: clear guidance from Court of Appeal protects non-matrimonial assets on divorce

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Two Michelmores lawyers ranked in prestigious Spear’s Family Law Index 2024

Felicity Chapman

Michelmores welcomes experienced new Partner to its growing Family team

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Racing ahead: Legal tips for sustaining peak performance in sports

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What is a Private FDR?

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Nuptial agreements – a vital wealth planning tool for international couples

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How should a funeral dispute be resolved?

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Reporting in the family court – transparency pilot to include courts in London and South West

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Guidance on replacing a deputy following an irretrievable breakdown in the relationship

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Moving in together: top tips for cohabiting couples

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Am I entitled to a share of my relative’s estate?

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Financial proceedings brought 25 years after divorce offer a word of caution to separating couples

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Excellent results for Michelmores in Chambers UK 2024

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Michelmores’ International Family Law expert features in The International Comparative Legal Guide

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