Family analysis: While the UK left the EU on 31 January 2020, EU law continues to apply until 31 December 2020 (implementation period (IP) completion day). Stuart Clark and Michael Allum, partners at The International Family Law Group LLP, consider the impact on divorce and financial proceedings in England and Wales going into 2021 and highlight some of the key points for practitioners to have in mind leading up to New Year’s Eve and beyond into 2021.
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Letter to court applying for decree absolute more than 12 months after decree nisi (pre-DDSA 2020)Dear [insert organisation][insert case name] [insert case reference number]We enclose our client’s application for decree nisi to be made absolute.The application for decree absolute is lodged more than
If the respondent to a divorce files a cross petition what steps must the first petitioner take if they wish to defend the cross petition and proceed on the basis of their first petition or they do not wish to defend the cross petition. Does the first petitioner need to file an acknowledgment of
Notice of actingCase number [insert number][In the FAMILY COURT SITTING AT [insert court location]ORIn the principal registryORIn the [insert court location] DISTRICT registryORIn the HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE FAMILY DIVISION]Notice of actingBetween[insert applicant name]Applicantand[insert respondent
Is a divorce petition a public document and can anyone request a copy? If not, is there anything to prevent a party to a divorce from giving copies of the petition to a third party such as an employer?Once the decree absolute has been pronounced in relation to a divorce, it is a matter of public
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