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Expats: how to divorce when living abroad

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Can I change my child’s surname?

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Do I need permission to take my child on holiday?

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Michelmores welcomes Sarah Green to award-winning Family team

Who’s to blame for salacious media mania?

The SQE: Finding the right tool for the job

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Reducing acrimony in later-life break ups

Local Authority ordered to pay £14k adoption support

The Government £19m Adoption Support Fund – what does it really mean for adopters?

Till death do us part…or till I move out – exploring the need for cohabitation law

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Pensions on Divorce – Part 1

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No Fault Divorce Possible From April 2022

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Cohabitation: Inheritance Rights

Daniel Eames, A man with short grey hair, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and navy tie, smiles at the camera against a plain white background.

Michelmores Family Team win an important Court of Appeal case on international child maintenance

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Variation of a previously made financial court order

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