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Employment Rights Act 2025: Key Changes and What Employers Need to Know as Reforms Take Effect
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Employment Rights Act 2025: Key Changes and What Employers Need to Know as Reforms Take Effect

The Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA 2025) received Royal Assent on 18 December 2025. It amends the law relating to employment rights to enhance employee protections, bringing major changes throughout 2026 and 2027. With key provisions now in force and further reforms due to take effect throughout 2026 and 2027, our Employment Lawyers outline the...

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Employment | 22 October 2026

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Can I Travel with My Kids at Christmas Without the Other Parent's Consent, or Is It Abduction?
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Can I Travel with My Kids at Christmas Without the Other Parent's Consent, or Is It Abduction?

You may be planning to take your children away over the Christmas period to visit friends and family who do not live close by or to have a festive holiday. If this is your plan, you need to be aware of the legal requirements in relation to travelling with children when parents have separated. If you and the children's other parent have separated...

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Family Law | 04 December 2023
Resolution Awareness Week: Mythbusting Common Law Marriage
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Resolution Awareness Week: Mythbusting Common Law Marriage

Resolution is a group of family law professionals who are committed to promoting a constructive approach to family issues that consider the needs of the whole family. The annual Resolution Awareness Week takes place in the last week of November, and Resolution is currently campaigning for change for more protection to be provided for unmarried...

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Family Law | 27 November 2023
Debunking the Spousal Maintenance Myth: A Clearer Perspective
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Debunking the Spousal Maintenance Myth: A Clearer Perspective

There is a popular misconception that the payer needs to pay spousal maintenance pursuant to a joint lives order until the death, remarriage or cohabitation of his or her ex-spouse. Historically, joint lives orders were made to protect the financially weaker party post-divorce when there was sufficient uncertainty surrounding the ability of the...

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Family Law | 30 October 2023
Myerson Magazine Autumn 2023 Issue
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Myerson Magazine Autumn 2023 Issue

Our magazine covers a wide range of private client topics such as terms of employment contracts, common mistakes when divorcing, the residential property market and inhabitation of family home after death.

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Contentious Probate, Trusts and Will Disputes | 18 October 2023
How Do The Courts Regard Personal Injury Compensation When Distributing Assets of the Marriage?
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How Do The Courts Regard Personal Injury Compensation When Distributing Assets of the Marriage?

The Court will consider a list of factors under section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 when deciding how assets, including any compensation/ damages received, will be decided on divorce. The welfare of any children of the family will be a paramount consideration for the Court. The starting point is that  matrimonial assets  will be shared...

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Family Law | 16 October 2023
I Don't Live in England or Wales. Can I Apply for a Divorce There?
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I Don't Live in England or Wales. Can I Apply for a Divorce There?

The jurisdiction where your divorce takes place can substantially impact your financial settlement. Each jurisdiction has its own set of rules for resolving finances on divorce, and you may end up with vastly different outcomes depending on where you issue your divorce proceedings. The time and costs involved in obtaining a divorce can also...

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Family Law | 02 October 2023
Inheritance and Divorce – Is Inheritance Included in a Divorce Settlement?
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Inheritance and Divorce – Is Inheritance Included in a Divorce Settlement?

Upon divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership , both parties will usually have a strong claim to share all matrimonial property. Ordinarily, matrimonial assets (assets acquired throughout a marriage or civil partnership) are considered by the court as part of the matrimonial pot and are generally divided equally.  Parties may have a less...

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Family Law | 18 September 2023
Myerson Family Team Shortlisted for Family Law Firm of the Year North 2023
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Myerson Family Team Shortlisted for Family Law Firm of the Year North 2023

Myerson Solicitors is delighted to share that, for the second consecutive year, our Family team has been shortlisted for the esteemed "Family Law Firm of the Year North" accolade at the Lexis Nexis UK Family Law Awards 2023. This back-to-back nomination serves as a significant acknowledgment of the Myerson Family team’s consistent drive for...

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Family Law | 11 September 2023
The Importance of Obtaining a Clean Break Order
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The Importance of Obtaining a Clean Break Order

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Family Law | 04 September 2023
Can I Ask My Future Spouse to Sign a Prenup?
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Can I Ask My Future Spouse to Sign a Prenup?

Couples planning to marry or enter a civil partnership may want an agreement to determine what they intend to happen to their money and property if the marriage breaks down. In England and Wales, prenuptial agreements are not strictly binding in the event of a divorce , but the terms of the agreement may be decisive in the event of a subsequent...

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Family Law | 22 August 2023
Agricultural Divorces: A Field of Their Own
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Agricultural Divorces: A Field of Their Own

Agricultural divorces are often complex and require expert attention. Some farms are very successful enterprises: they may comprise valuable properties and land holdings, machinery and stock. The farm may have diversified into several areas, each business producing its own income stream. The farm may also have developed a national or regional...

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Agriculture | 15 August 2023
Can a Maintenance Order be Varied?
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Can a Maintenance Order be Varied?

A spousal maintenance order, also known as a periodical payments order, is an obligation for one party to pay the other a sum of money on a weekly or monthly basis. If the court grants a spousal maintenance order, it will need to determine whether to make a joint-lives order or if it is more appropriate to impose maintenance for a defined period...

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Family Law | 07 August 2023