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Separation Agreements

Divorce – “If I get the children, do I get the house?”

Author: Garner & Hancock

The children needs and the spouse looking after them have priority need, but the judge takes into account the other spouses needs also, although these may be postponed in favour of the spouse with the children.

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Filed in Article library: Cohabitation, Divorce, Family Law, Possessions in Divorce,

Divorce – What happens to the possessions brought into marriage

Author: Garner & Hancock

Courts usually take them into consideration if the marriage is short (usually under 6 years, this is a rule of thumb) and no children.

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Filed in Article library: Divorce, Family Law, Possessions in Divorce,

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Wealth Protection Articles

Can I make a gift as Deputy (attorney) under an LPA?

Can I make a gift as an attorney? Being a loved-one’s attorney or deputy (“Attorney”) appears to be an onerous task at times. Attorneys usually act on the basis of a Lasting Power of Attorney or under a court order as deputies. Acting in the best interest of the donor is the most important consideration…

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“No Nups” – Have you secured your assets? – Wealth Protection Service at Garner & Hancock LLP

We at Garner & Hancock have been advising our clients on this form of proactive protective measure for many years.

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