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What’s the Difference Between Divorce and Annulment?
Published on 30/12/2024, by Qredible - Reading time: 6 mins
While both end a marriage, annulment declares your marriage was never valid, which can significantly limit your financial and property rights compared to divorce's more protective framework.
What is an annulment of marriage?
Published on 24/12/2024, by Qredible - Reading time: 9 mins
Separation between couples has been on the increase over the years. Unlike before, it has become somewhat easier to bring a marriage to an end now. A marriage can be legally ended in two ways. These methods are annulment and divorce.
What is the difference between decree nisi and decree absolute?
Published on 02/12/2024, by Qredible - Reading time: 6 mins
Divorce proceedings are comprised of many complicated applications and steps. In the United Kingdom, the decree nisi and the decree absolute comprise two of the most critical steps in successfully ending a marriage.
How long does a Decree Nisi take after application?
Published on 29/11/2024, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
On average, expect 8-10 weeks from application to receiving your Decree Nisi, plus a mandatory 6-week waiting period before applying for Decree Absolute. Fast-track options aren't available as these timeframes are legally required under the UK family law.
How much does a divorce cost?
Published on 19/11/2024, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
Recent data shows uncontested divorces average £1,500-£3,000 total, while contested divorces typically cost £14,500+ with some reaching £30,000+. This 5-10x cost difference makes early agreement between parties the single biggest money-saving factor.
How does divorce affect a child’s development?
Published on 08/10/2024, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
Divorce is technically an event which takes place between two people. However, when kids are involved, the impact of the divorce is far from isolated to the married couple. Instead, the lives of everyone in the family structure can shift drastically.
Can I get a divorce after being separated for ten years?
Published on 22/08/2024, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
In the United Kingdom, the duration of separation does not automatically dissolve a marriage. Regardless of whether couples have lived apart for a decade, two decades, or even longer, the legal requirement to formally apply for divorce remains steadfast.
How to find out if someone is divorced?
Published on 10/07/2024, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
There are several reasons why you may want to find out if someone is divorced. Perhaps you are a genealogist looking into someone's ancestry? Maybe your partner appears to be hiding something about their relationship history,
Divorce: How much of your husband’s pension are you entitled to?
Published on 10/07/2024, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
There is no way of finding out how much pension you would be entitled to in the divorce. So how do you know how much pension you are entitled to? How do you find out that information? Pensions count as a joint marital asset in the UK, and this should be split equally during a divorce.
Divorce on the Grounds of Unreasonable Behaviour!
Published on 29/09/2020, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
The law surrounding the ability to divorce your spouse is clear cut. There are five legal reasons why you are allowed to divorce your spouse, one of which must be met. Divorcing your spouse simply because you want to is insufficient grounds.
What rights does a father have to see his child?
Published on 22/09/2020, by Qredible - Reading time: 7 mins
It is an inconvertible truth that divorce has its adverse effects, always favouring a party over the other. Most often than not, the star always smiles at the wife as regards the supervision of their children. However, is it acceptable for a child to suffer by losing a relationship with one parent?
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