Facing Divorce? Secure Your Financial Future with NJP Solicitors
Divorce can often be one of the most overwhelming experiences a person can face. If you’re going through a divorce, you might be left feeling a whole host of uncomfortable things – uncertain about the future, anxious about your finances, all while struggling to navigate a sea of complex decisions. When a marriage ends, questions…
How to complete Form E – A step by step guide
Divorce or dissolution proceedings can be emotionally taxing, but when it comes to the financial aspect, understanding the role of a Form E can streamline the process significantly. NjP Solicitors have compiled this comprehensive guide, in which we delve into what a Form E is, when it’s compulsory, how to complete it, and the importance…
How DIY divorce can backfire
Divorce can be a challenging process, both emotionally and financially. It’s no wonder that many couples are looking for ways to simplify the divorce process while minimising costs. One option that has gained popularity in recent years is the “DIY divorce” or “kitchen table divorce.” This approach involves couples attempting to work out their divorce…
How prenuptial agreements affect divorce
Prenuptial agreements, commonly referred to as prenups, have become an important consideration for individuals contemplating marriage, particularly those concerned about protecting their assets in the event of a divorce. These documents outline how a couple’s financial resources will be divided if they choose to end their marriage. While prenups are widely recognised in the United…
Protecting your business in a divorce
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional experience, especially for business owners juggling personal and professional assets. As the ties of marriage unravel, the fate of your business might be caught in the crossfire, creating a whole new level of complexity. This can quickly become a massive headache for business owners, particularly if there are…
How much does divorce cost and what are my options?
Divorce is a life-changing decision that often comes with substantial emotional and psychological consequences. But it’s not just the emotional fallout that can take a toll on you; the financial impact of divorce can be devastating and is often initially overlooked. The cost of a divorce often catches people off guard at a time when…
Can I Afford to Divorce My Spouse?
With the cost-of-living crisis hitting as hard as it is, there’s never been a harder time to keep expenses down. But when legal aid is available to limited people, lost working hours, and housing support costs add up, family breakdown and divorce cost the UK taxpayer a staggering £51 billion a year. With that said,…
Why Do I Need a Solicitor for My Divorce?
Divorce can be a difficult and emotionally charged process. Whether you’re considering ending your marriage or have already made the decision, navigating the legal complexities of divorce can feel overwhelming. One question that often arises is whether or not to hire a solicitor to guide you through the process. While it’s legally possible to handle…
Is Your Ex Using “Amicable” as a Weapon?
Has your ex said something like, “Accept what I am offering, let’s be amicable”. These words can make you feel under pressure. It implies that of you don’t accept then you’re not being amicable. It’s important to recognise this. In a truly amicable divorce, both parties should have no issue following the process of exchanging…
The Importance of a Real Human Approach in Legal Matters
In today’s digital age, AI technology has made remarkable advancements, capturing our admiration. The power of the messages and information shared by AI is undeniable. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that when it comes to legal matters, an authentic human approach cannot be replaced. Why Relying Solely on Google for Legal Advice Poses Risks:…
What do you do if you’ve been accused of causing harm to your child? (non-accidental injury)
Parents want the best for their children, but sometimes accidents happen. However, if it is suspected by social services that a child’s injuries were not accidental, then it is important to seek legal advice. Non-accidental injury (NAI) is serious and can have severe consequences for parents, meaning that legal advice is vital to ensure that…
10 ways to take care of your well-being during a divorce
Divorce is a life-changing event that can take a toll on your emotional well-being. Coping with the grief and loss after a divorce is crucial for moving forward and navigating through this challenging time. If you’re searching for ways to manage your well-being and regain stability, read on. In this blog, we’ll provide you with…
What is a Child Protection Plan?
As a parent, you may find your child made subject to a Child Protection Plan by the local authority. But what is a Child Protection Plan, and what does it mean? Local authority’s duty to investigate To start at the beginning, the local authority has a duty to investigate where they have reasonable cause to…
What is a non-molestation injunction, and how can it protect me?
If you are the victim of domestic violence or abuse then the best way to protect yourself from further abuse will usually be to apply to a family court for an injunction. An injunction is a court order requiring a person to do, or to refrain from doing, certain acts. A domestic violence injunction will…
Keeping children disputes out of court
When parents separate they obviously have to sort out arrangements for their children, in particular, how much time the children should spend with each parent. And obviously if they are unable to agree arrangements they can apply to the Family Court for a child arrangements order, whereby the court decides with whom the children should…
Doing your own divorce? Why you still need to take legal advice
As you may be aware, a new system of no-fault divorce was introduced on the 6th of April. And it seems that the idea of divorcing without blame is popular. Figures recently published by the Courts Service showed that 12,978 new divorce applications were issued in April, compared to 8,729 in the same month last…