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Myerson Celebrates Four Nominations at the Manchester Legal Awards 2026
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Myerson Celebrates Four Nominations at the Manchester Legal Awards 2026

Myerson Solicitors has been shortlisted in four categories at the Manchester Legal Awards (MLA) 2026 , one of the region’s most prestigious celebrations of legal excellence. The ceremony will take place on Thursday 2nd July at a gala event bringing together the North West legal community.  

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Commercial | 05 May 2026

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No Fault Divorce and Service Issues: What if My Spouse Refuses to Engage in the Divorce Proceedings?
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No Fault Divorce and Service Issues: What if My Spouse Refuses to Engage in the Divorce Proceedings?

Our latest series of blogs have been covering the changes to divorce law in England and Wales with the implementation of ‘ No Fault Divorce ’ on 6 April 2022. A frequent question we are asked is what happens if your spouse refuses to engage in the divorce proceedings. You can file an application for a divorce yourself without the consent of your...

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Family Law | 03 May 2022
International Surrogacy: Surrogacy in Ukraine 
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International Surrogacy: Surrogacy in Ukraine 

Many intended parents, including those from the UK, will use international surrogates in their route to parenthood. In fact, Ukraine is a global surrogacy hub, and prior to the ongoing war, Ukraine was a popular choice to find a surrogate.  Within Ukraine, commercial surrogacy has been legal for married, heterosexual couples since 2000 and is the...

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Family Law | 28 March 2022
No-Fault Divorce
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No-Fault Divorce

The introduction of the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will change the law relating to divorce and dissolution of civil partnerships from 6 April 2022. The law provides that there is one ground for divorce , which is that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. In establishing this, you must rely on one of five facts: Adultery...

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Family Law | 22 March 2022
Myerson Magazine Spring 2022 Issue
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Myerson Magazine Spring 2022 Issue

Our magazine covers a wide range of private client topics such as: Legal costs on divorce. Things to consider when buying a rural property. Trust registration services. Redundancy during pregnancy or maternity leave .  

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Family Law | 15 March 2022
Variation of Financial Remedy Orders
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Variation of Financial Remedy Orders

You may be in a situation where you have previously agreed on a financial settlement with your ex-spouse / civil partner, which has formed part of a consent order or, you have been in proceedings, and there is a final order which determines what should happen with your finances. Where orders cannot be implemented effectively, you may need to make...

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Family Law | 22 February 2022
Funding Legal Fees on Divorce
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Funding Legal Fees on Divorce

Going through a divorce or separation can be very difficult emotionally. Compounding this stress can be worries about how you might pay your legal fees.  Spousal Maintenance  It is common for one spouse to have a lower-paid job than the other or, perhaps, not work. On separation, many couples agree on a level of maintenance (including child...

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Family Law | 31 January 2022
Prenuptial Agreements: Not Just for the Rich and Famous
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Prenuptial Agreements: Not Just for the Rich and Famous

Prenuptial agreement It is a common misconception that prenuptial agreements are for the very wealthy. However, prenuptial agreements should be used in every case where one party wishes to protect their pre-marital (or even expected) wealth.  In England and Wales, prenuptial agreements are not strictly binding in the event of a divorce, but the...

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Family Law | 06 January 2022
What Are the Grounds for Divorce?
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What Are the Grounds for Divorce?

A divorce cannot be applied for until a couple has been married for at least one year. Currently, in England & Wales, it is not possible to obtain a divorce immediately without alleging that the other spouse is at fault ( due to adultery or unreasonable behaviour). The person who starts proceedings (the ‘petitioner’) must prove the one and only...

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Family Law | 20 December 2021
No-Fault Divorce: Ending the Blame Game
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No-Fault Divorce: Ending the Blame Game

Ministers announced on 7th June 2021 that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 would come into force on 6th April 2022. No-Fault Divorce The Act introduces no-fault divorce as it removes the requirement to establish a fact as to the reason for the divorce and allows either or both parties to a marriage to apply for a divorce order...

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Family Law | 13 December 2021
Addiction and Divorce 
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Addiction and Divorce 

The link between addiction and divorce In recent years, there has been increased societal awareness of mental health, and it is recognised that there is often a link between mental illness and substance abuse. As family lawyers, we recognise and witness first-hand the link between addiction and divorce. The most common addictions that cause...

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Family Law | 25 October 2021
Silver Splitters
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Silver Splitters

A grey social revolution is happening, with people in their late 50’s and 60’s divorcing at a higher rate than ever before. Divorce Stats In the last decade, the Office of National Statistics reported that in the 65+ demographic, there had been a 38% increase in women divorcing men and a 23% increase in men divorcing women.  This demonstrates...

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Family Law | 18 October 2021
Enforcement of Child Arrangement Orders
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Enforcement of Child Arrangement Orders

Child Arrangement Orders were introduced in 2014 to replace Residence Orders and Contact Orders. They are put in place to regulate who a child is to live with or spend time with. However, issues can arise when parents or individuals named on the Order are not complying with the terms of the Order. What can be done? To enforce a Child Arrangements...

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Family Law | 11 June 2021