Dealing with the profound loss of a loved one is an unquestionably challenging experience, and the weight of being excluded from their will can markedly deepen the emotional distress.
In these circumstances, acquiring a comprehensive understanding of your legal ...
When going through a divorce, financial matters often become a significant point of contention. Understanding your legal position and considering various factors is crucial. In this comprehensive guide, we at Fonseca Law aim to provide valuable insights into how matrimonial ...
It has been a little over a year since the introduction of the no-fault divorce law, which has brought about significant changes to divorce proceedings in the UK. As family law solicitors, we at Fonseca Law have seen first-hand the ...
Family law is a complex area of law that deals with legal issues related to families and domestic relationships. It covers a wide range of topics, including marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption, and domestic violence.
In this comprehensive guide, ...
While searching around for legal assistance for your divorce case you may come across many offers of cheap help and DIY divorces - often through paid online advertisements.
This marketing can easily mislead people about the process by making them ...
Many people reach out for help and advice during a time they are at their most vulnerable.
For example, this could be a call received from a distressed son or daughter who is worried about their parents lack of capacity and ...
For some families, as well as married couples without children, a dog (or dogs) can become a beloved member of the family and a truly important part of their owners lives. Despite this, many couples don’t consider what would happen ...
If you've recently received a PLO letter then you may be understandably confused and concerned about exactly what it means and how you should proceed.
Below we highlight what PLO is, what happens before, during and after the PLO meeting and ...
Many parents choose not to marry but if the relationship breaks down, they often find themselves surprised at their lack of financial rights in comparison to couples who are married despite still living together in the same property.
If a ...
The minimum legal age to get married in the UK is 18.
For many years the legal age to get married in England and Wales was 16, though between the ages of 16-18 parental consent was required.
So, what prompted ...