Family Law Guidance For Athletes – How Assets Are Divided Upon Divorce
This is the third in a series of articles exploring key family law issues facing athletes over the course of their careers. It explores the process of divorce and separation in England and Wales and its financial implications, including the options available if you and your partner cannot come to an agreement on how to divide your assets. It will answer the following questions:
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How do I get divorced?
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How will our assets and income be treated following divorce?
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Can the press report on my divorce?
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Are there any other options available to me if I do not want to go to court?
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- Tags: Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 | Divorce | England | Family Law | Football | Wales
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Written by
Tammy Knox
Tammy is a partner in the London office of Penningtons Manches Cooper, specialising in all areas of family law, particularly those with an international element. She regularly advises on child abduction and international relocation of children, financial issues arising from separation, Family Law Act applications, disputes about child arrangements and prenuptial agreements. She is also experienced in representing vulnerable clients.
