Tyrer Roxburgh Solicitors

We are delighted to welcome Pamela Theodosi to the Tyrer Roxburgh team.

Pamela joins our specialist family law practice, further strengthening our commitment to providing clear, practical and compassionate legal advice to individuals and families across London and beyond.

At Tyrer Roxburgh, we believe that great legal advice starts with great people. We're delighted to have Pamela on board and look forward to the experience, dedication and support she will bring to our clients.

You can learn more about Pamela here: https://tyrerroxburgh.co.uk/people/pamela-theodosi/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

New police figures have highlighted a concerning rise in domestic abuse reports during this year's World Cup, with 384 incidents recorded during the tournament, the highest level seen across comparable international competitions.

While football itself is not the cause of domestic abuse, the data suggests that increased alcohol consumption and heightened emotions during major sporting events can contribute to an increase in incidents. For many victims, occasions that should bring people together can instead become periods of fear and uncertainty.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, it is important to remember that help is available. Specialist family law solicitors can advise on protective measures such as Non-Molestation Orders and Occupation Orders. In many cases, those experiencing domestic abuse may also be eligible for Legal Aid, meaning they can access legal advice and representation without having to meet the cost themselves.

At Tyrer Roxburgh Solicitors, our experienced family law team can provide confidential advice and support, helping clients understand their legal options and take steps to protect themselves and their children.

Find out more about our Legal Aid domestic abuse services: https://tyrerroxburgh.co.uk/services/family-law-solicitors-legal-aid/legal_aid_domestic-abuse/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

When a relationship breaks down, one of the first questions many people ask is whether they should move out of the family home. While it may feel like the right decision emotionally, it is important to understand the potential legal and financial implications before taking that step.

Leaving the marital home does not automatically mean you lose your rights to the property, but it can affect practical arrangements, financial negotiations and, in some cases, matters relating to children.

This article explains the key issues to consider before moving out and why obtaining legal advice beforehand can help you avoid costly mistakes and protect your position.

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For many families, pets are much more than property, they are beloved companions and an important part of family life. Unfortunately, deciding what happens to a pet can become a difficult issue during a divorce.

This article explains how pets are treated under the law of England and Wales and the factors that may be relevant when disputes arise. While many people view pets as members of the family, the legal position can often come as a surprise.

Reaching an agreement that works for everyone involved can help avoid unnecessary conflict and provide certainty for the future.

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Not every divorce involves straightforward finances. Where there are businesses, investments, multiple income streams or concerns about asset values, specialist financial expertise can be invaluable.

This article explains how a divorce accountant can assist with financial settlements by analysing financial information, valuing assets, assessing income and helping ensure that negotiations are based on accurate and reliable figures.

In complex financial cases, having the right professional team around you can make a significant difference to the outcome and help protect your long-term financial future.

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Many people believe there is a standard formula for dividing assets in a divorce, such as a 70/30 split. It's a myth!

The court does not apply a fixed percentage when dividing assets. Instead, it considers a range of factors including the needs of each party, the welfare of any children, the length of the marriage, income, earning capacity and the assets available.

This article explains why common assumptions about asset division can be misleading and why obtaining specialist legal advice is essential when negotiating a financial settlement.

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When a divorce involves more than one country, matters can become significantly more complex. Questions around jurisdiction, overseas assets, international pensions and the location of children can all have a major impact on the outcome of a case.

International divorce lawyers help clients manage these complexities, ensuring that proceedings are started in the most appropriate jurisdiction and that important financial and family issues are properly addressed from the outset.

This article explains how specialist international divorce lawyers can assist with complex cross-border cases and why early advice is often crucial when more than one country could be involved.

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How Can International Divorce Lawyers Help With Complex Cases - Tyrer Roxburgh Solicitors International divorce cases can be difficult to manage without specialist legal advice. When spouses, children, finances or assets are connected to more than one country, there may be issues around jurisdiction, court procedure, overseas property, child arrangements and the enforcement of orders abr...

Pensions are often one of the most valuable assets in a divorce, yet many people are unclear on how they are divided.

This article explains what a Pension Sharing Order is, how it works under the law of England and Wales, and why it can play a crucial role in achieving a fair financial settlement. It also outlines the importance of properly valuing pension assets and understanding the long-term financial impact of any agreement reached.

Overlooking pensions during divorce can have significant consequences for future financial security.

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When a divorce involves company shares or business ownership, financial matters can become significantly more complex.

This article explains how company shares may be treated during divorce proceedings under the law of England and Wales, including issues around valuation, disclosure and the distinction between personal and business assets. It also highlights why specialist legal and financial advice is often essential where businesses form part of the marital assets.

The way company interests are handled can have long-term implications for both personal finances and the future of the business itself.

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Relationship breakdown can place enormous strain on families, particularly where communication between parents has broken down. In some situations, concerns may arise that a child is being influenced against one parent.

This article explains what is commonly referred to as parental alienation, how the family courts in England and Wales approach these cases, and the importance of focusing on the child’s welfare throughout the process.

Cases involving allegations of parental alienation can be emotionally complex and legally sensitive. Early specialist advice can help parents understand their position and work towards arrangements that support the child’s best interests.

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