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Court Help Limited
- Aug 31
How Do I Change My Name After A Divorce?
After a divorce, it is common for people to change their name back to their maiden name, though not all may choose to do this.
Court Help Limited
- Aug 22
What are the impacts of Divorce and Parental Separation on teenagers?
Contents: Emotional impacts of parents divorce on adolescents and children The different experience of divorce for teenagers and younger...
Court Help Limited
- Aug 12
What is a Form E and how to complete one?
What is a Form E? How do you fill in a Form E? What happens if you lie in a Form E? Do I need a solicitor for a Form E? Form e divorce
Court Help Limited
- Aug 10
Postnuptial Agreements: What Do You Need to Know?
What is a Postnuptial Agreement? A postnuptial (POSTNUP) agreement is an agreement signed by the married couple, after their wedding....
Court Help Limited
- Dec 27, 2022
How Can Hybrid Mediation Help You?
Hybrid mediation is one of the dispute resolution options suited specifically to highly complex cases.
Court Help Limited
- Dec 23, 2022
What is Child Inclusive Mediation?
Child Inclusive Mediation is used during disputes between families where an issue must be solved. It is a reliable process in which...
Court Help Limited
- Aug 18, 2022
What is Family Mediation and When Do You Need It?
Family Mediation refers to a confidential and flexible process that is used to settle disputes between couples or the parents of a child, it
Court Help Limited
- Aug 12, 2022
What is a No Fault Divorce? All the facts.
In England, no-fault divorce refers to divorces where one spouse must no longer be proven in court to be guilty of desertion or adultery, or
Court Help Limited
- Aug 21, 2021
What is an Occupation Order?
How to obtain an Occupation Order in England and |Wales? Domestic abuse survivors may be able to stay in their homes without their abuser...
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