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DIVORCE & SEPARATION

Stonewalling

Stonewalling

Communication is one of the foundations of any relationship. When dialogue breaks down completely, conflict often becomes entrenched and emotionally damaging. One of the most harmful communication patterns identified in couple dynamics is stonewalling.

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Post separation abuse lawyer

Post separation abuse lawyer

Leaving a relationship does not always end the abuse. In many cases, control, manipulation or intimidation intensify after separation, especially when children, finances or property remain entangled. This is known as post-separation abuse — a pattern of coercive behaviour that continues after the relationship ends.

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Property adjustment order

Property adjustment order

When couples divorce or separate, one of the most difficult questions is: what happens to the property — the family home, other real estate, savings, other assets? In common-law jurisdictions like the UK, one of the tools available to courts is the Property Adjustment Order (PAO), which allows re-distribution of property between spouses or civil partners.

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CHILD LAW

International child law

International child law

International child law is a dynamic and vital field of law that addresses the rights, protection, and welfare of children across international borders. In an increasingly globalized world, families are more mobile, and cross-border interactions are commonplace, leading to a rise in complex legal issues concerning children. These can include international child abduction, custody disputes, intercountry adoption, trafficking, and exploitation.

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Bullying at school

Bullying at school

What is bullying?
There is no legal definition of bullying as such, but it can be defined as behaviour by an individual or group repeated over time that is intended to hurt or harm another individual, either physically, emotionally or verbally.
Statistics in France:
The French department of education reported that around 700,000 children experienced bullying in school every year.

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Fertility lawyer

Fertility lawyer

Fertility lawyers play a crucial role in guiding individuals and couples through the legal complexities of fertility treatment in France. They offer legal advice, draft contracts, and ensure compliance with regulations, protecting the rights and interests of their clients.

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Criminal family law

Refinance mortgage after divorce

Refinance mortgage after divorce

Divorce is not only an emotional challenge — it is a financial and legal earthquake. One of the most stressful questions separating couples face is:
“What happens to the mortgage and the house?”
For many families, the matrimonial home is the most valuable asset. It also carries the most significant debt.

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Child Neglect

Child Neglect

For some parents it may be difficult to care of a minor child. There are many forms of neglect, and it can happen at any age. Parents can’t provide for or meet a child’s basic needs and it includes food, clothing, medical care or supervision.
Sometimes a parent might not be aware that they can’t meet a child’s needs or don’t simply have the skills necessary for good parenting. For them, the child is not in danger. Legally speaking, it doesn’t matter if they are aware or not that they are neglecting their child(ren).

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Child abduction

Child abduction

What is child abduction?
“L’enlevement parental” or child abduction in English is when a person takes a minor out of France without the consent of those with parental responsibility.
It can be a child’s parent.
“l’enlevement parental” is not a legal word, only abduction is and is a criminal offence in France.
When child abduction is suspected, you must react quickly. Child abduction is a sensitive and complex matter that can cause stress and anxiety for everyone involved.
It’s important to note that in France, parental responsibility is shared. You do not need the other parent’s agreement to take a child abroad.

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Financial matters

Blockchain and Smart Contracts in Prenuptial Agreements

Blockchain and Smart Contracts in Prenuptial Agreements

Blockchain technology and smart contracts are reshaping the landscape of marital agreements, offering a modern approach to prenuptial planning.
Through automated execution, enhanced transparency, and immutable records, these digital tools provide couples with a reliable and efficient method for defining financial arrangements.

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Enforcement of financial orders

Enforcement of financial orders

Divorce often implies the division of assets and the establishment of financial obligations. These financial arrangements can include spousal support, child maintenance, or the distribution of shared property. The enforcement of such financial orders can vary significantly between different legal systems, influenced by local laws, court practices, and cultural norms.

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Bullying in the workplace lawyer

Bullying in the workplace lawyer

Workplace bullying is a significant issue that can lead to severe consequences for both employees and employers. It damages employee well-being, reduces productivity, and can create a toxic work environment. Different legal systems address workplace bullying in distinct ways, particularly when comparing the French civil law system with the common law system found in countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.

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LEGACY

Will – testament

Will – testament

Definition:
A will is a legal document in which a person (called the testator) declares their intention as to what should happen to their money and property after their death. A will can be updated or removed until the testator death.

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