
What is a Trust and What Are The Main Types of Trust?
What is trust? A trust is a legal arrangement where one person owns an asset but holds it for the benefit of another person. The
The law recognizes parents’ rights but is more essentially concerned with the child’s rights and interests – to enjoy a full and loving relationship with both parents.
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Talk to one another. Try to agree arrangements that best suit the children, that they will be comfortable with and that take into account their interests.
Have an initial meeting with a lawyer to explore the law and your rights. Then attempt mediation or collaboration.
I live abroad, so where do I apply for an Order?
First and foremost the Court is concerned with the Child’s interest and welfare. An arrangement will be reached that best suits the child’s welfare.
Between three to twelve months
The cost varies depending on the complexity of the case. At Shortlands we try to offer fixed fees for every stage of the process.
What is trust? A trust is a legal arrangement where one person owns an asset but holds it for the benefit of another person. The
The inheritance tax threshold is £325,000 (the nil rate band). This means that, if the total taxable value of the deceased’s estate is less than
Death duties are a form of taxes in England and Wales that can be charged on the estate of someone after they have died if
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