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Expat Divorces in England

Although most divorces are reasonably straightforward matters, we regularly deal with the complexities that can arise. One issue which can complicate a divorce in England & Wales is where one or both of the parties to the marriage live abroad. These are often called Expat Divorce cases. A divorce in England & Wales would qualify […]

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Hammarberg Hammers the Dublin Convention

In a comment published on 22 September, Council of Europe’s Human Rights Commissioner Thomas Hammarberg claims that the Dublin Regulation (Dublin Convention) “undermines refugees rights.” According to the Human Rights Commissioner, it is a mistake to consider that “the national asylum systems in place in Europe all provide similar, high standards of protection to people who […]

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UK Susupends Return of Asylum Seekers to Greece

UK suspends return of asylum seekers to Greece   The UK Border Agency decided on 20 September to suspend the return of asylum seekers to Greece pending the result of a case that has been referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) from the UK Court of Appeal. The case, NS […]

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Divorce and Consent Orders

It is a terrible shame that when a marriage breaks down and divorce proceedings become a reality, the parties attitude toward money and the finances of the divorce also takes on a new appearance and, sadly, can often bring out the very worst in people. The Financial Aspects of a Divorce is called Ancillary Relief.  […]

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UK Border Agency Application Fees – New Charges October 2010

  Increase in Immigration & Nationality Fees In their continuing effort to profit from immigration, the UK Border Agency has today announced an increase in almost all immigration and nationality application fees starting 1 October 2010. Fees in some categories are increasing significantly and so far little if any justificiation has been published for this […]