There’s rising calls for “No-Fault” divorce in England and Wales after the Supreme Court rejected in Owens vs Owens Mrs. Tina Owens’s appeal for divorce after her husband refused to accept the split. She said she felt trapped in a loveless marriage after 40 years, and now that their children had grown up she wanted […]
Category: UK Law
Cannabis for Capitalists – a 2018 UK Guide
On the 2nd of October 2018, investors and industry stakeholders trooped to London for Europe’s leading cannabis investment conference, Cannabis Invest, held in the Mayfair Hotel. Presenting companies at the conference have total of nearly $30 billion of market cap, representing almost two-thirds of the world’s publicly listed cannabis industries. It was a strange thing […]
Changing UK Laws Regarding the Rights of Children in Divorce
Custody and the division of assets is supposed to be for the benefit of the children, not whoever wins out between the separating partners. Unfortunately, because of this children are often used as a hammer to utilize the system. Whoever gets custody benefits from child support, may even end up keeping the house, and may […]
The UK Survives as a Country without a Constitution.
“What that doesn’t make sense. Isn’t it the UK that practically defined the whole concept of a Constitutional Monarchy?” is the most common response to this info. Odd as it might sound, it is true that the UK is one of the very few nations on Earth that lacks a formal Constitution as a basis […]
Adultery And Divorce: Why The Two Don’t Always Go Hand-In-Hand
A divorce can only be granted in England and Wales if saving a marriage is absolutely futile. In order to be granted a divorce, there must be one of five specific reasons that are set down by a divorce petition. One of the five factors that can be used to grant a divorce is adultery. […]