What are the options when it comes to inheritance and divorce? Dividing assets can be a very stressful process for couples going through a divorce, especially when there may be inheritance to take into consideration too. We’ll use this blog post to talk you through what the options are when inheritance plays a part in
What are my rights to property after separation? If you’ve started the proceedings for a divorce or are separating from your spouse, the chances are you’ve built a home together during your relationship. It can be a tricky heart-wrenching process dividing up the assets that you’ve jointly owned over the period of your marriage, and
What constitutes a marriage annulment? If you want to know more about what a marriage annulment is, or perhaps you’re personally looking to annul a marriage, this blog post aims to give you an overview of precisely what it is, how it differs to divorce and how you might go about annulling a marriage. For
The different stages of grief when it comes to divorce Splitting from your spouse, whether you’ve been married for 2 or 20 years is undeniably a stressful process. There are lots of changes to consider, such as where you’ll both live, where the children may live if you have any and how it may affect
Cordell & Cordell was recently featured in an article published on the Telegraph & Argus examining the rise in Google searches for “divorce lawyers” in Bradford.
The Office for National Statistics reports that in 2018, nearly half of all divorces (46.3 percent) in England and Wales were granted on the grounds of unreasonable behaviour. This overtook adultery in the 1990s as the main cause for divorce and has remained higher ever since. If you’re seeking information on what constitutes unreasonable behaviour
It is important to understand that the conduct put forward in divorce proceedings is separate from the contact that will be considered in financial remedy proceedings. Family law is an emotional area, and it is understandable that a party to a marriage may wish to raise the other’s conduct, for example, where a marriage has