Hosted by Mills & Reeve · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 38 episodes
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Welcome to Explaining Family Law, a podcast brought to you by the family and children lawyers at award-winning law firm Mills & Reeve LLP. Many people have preconceptions about family law, what it involves and what their legal rights are – and there are a lot of myths! In each episode hosts Tim Whitney and Jen Curtis bust a commonly held myth and explain what the truth actually is. From mediation to surrogacy, pre-nups to divorce, tune in and listen to insightful (and light hearted!) discussions on a diverse range of topics. Family law does not have to be complicated! If you’re facing a family law issue – or just interested in how family law really works – this podcast is for you. Stay tuned for our episodes. You can follow the team on LinkedIn , or visit our <a href="https://www.mills-reeve.com/services/family-and-chil
Mills & Reeve hosts Explaining family law, a education show with 38 episodes published.
Working with a lawyer during separation can be daunting, especially if it’s your first time. In this episode, Tim and Jen share their top tips for making the process smoother and more effective. They break down three key
Every January, headlines scream about a surge in break‑ups after the holidays – but is the first Monday really the tipping point for marriages? In this episode, Tim and Jen tackle one of the biggest myths in the media: D
Navigating divorce is never easy, but when multiple jurisdictions are involved, the process can quickly become overwhelming. In this episode, Tim and Jen are joined by Chloe Oudiz, a divorce coach and author of 'Don't Sc
Divorce and separation can bring a storm of emotions -guilt, shame, grief, anger, and exhaustion - that make even simple decisions feel impossible. In this episode, Tim and Jen sit down with Petra Brunzell, a seasoned di
Divorce and separation can unleash a wave of emotions - guilt, shame, grief, anger, and even exhaustion - that often catch people off guard and make decision-making feel overwhelming. In this episode, Tim and Jen are joi
With divorce often bringing financial uncertainty and anxiety, many people wonder when and how to seek the right support. In this episode, Tim and Jen are joined by Steve Hennessy, a chartered financial planner and Resol
Recently named as Resolution's Firm of the Year, Mills & Reeve Senior Associates Ellen Wilkinson and Matthew Saunderson join hosts Tim Whitney and Jen Curtis to discuss what Resolution means to them and their clients. In
Adopting a child from overseas is usually associated with celebrities. But is it an option available to ordinary people? In this episode, Tim and Jennifer are joined by Mills & Reeve Senior Associate Abigail Pearse, who
Taking a child abroad without the other parent’s consent or not returning a child from abroad after an agreed holiday, is classed as child abduction. But is child abduction a criminal offence? In this episode, Tim and Je
With more families living across borders, questions about moving children internationally after separation are increasingly common. But can parents move their children abroad without the child’s other parent permission?
When it comes to an international divorce and there are connections to multiple countries, choosing the best jurisdiction for financial matters is crucial. But is London really the divorce capital of the world and the be
With international families on the rise and global mobility at an all-time high, more couples are finding themselves with connections to more than one country. But what happens when an international marriage breaks down?
When a couple separates, splitting their finances can be quite difficult, especially when it comes to pensions, as they can be one of the most valuable assets on divorce and are often overlooked. In this episode, Tim and
Farming is not just a business. It’s also a lifestyle and culture, making it different from other family businesses and subject to various market and natural factors. So when a farming couple separates, how are the asset
For business owners, divorce can be a particularly difficult time, especially regarding the daily operations when both parties or other family members are involved, leaving them wondering what will happen to the business
Family trusts are established for a wide variety of reasons. They can be part of a wider family strategy of wealth protection for the tax-efficient transfer of assets between generations, set up to hold property assets o
Many believe that when unmarried couples live together after a few years they become common law spouses and that the rules of married couples apply to them. But do common law marriages receive the same tax exemptions as
When couples separate amicably, they often look for ways to make the process as smooth and cost-effective as possible. This can involve exploring various legal options and approaches that can help them reach a fair and m
When couples look to separate without going to court, mediation is a well-known option. However, how many have heard of hybrid mediation? By bringing together the best of both the family and the civil mediation models, h
Family arbitration is a great option for those who want to settle their case outside of court using an arbitrator. But is arbitration just for the wealthy who don’t want their cases reported in the press? In this episode
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