In the final article of her 25th anniversary series, Cherise reflects on her career in Dorset, her leadership at Nantes, and her hopes for the future of family law — focusing on collaboration, out of court resolution, and mentoring the next generation.
In the third of her anniversary reflections, Cherise explores how pension sharing has transformed divorce settlements over the past 25 years, highlighting her experience advising clients across Dorset and the importance of expert guidance in achieving fair outcomes.
In the second of her anniversary reflections, Cherise looks back at the evolution of divorce law, from early fault-based systems to the long-awaited introduction of no fault divorce in 2022, and how it has shaped her work in family law and mediation.
Marking 25 years since qualifying as a Solicitor, Cherise reflects on the life events that inspired her to specialise in family law and dispute resolution, her passion for helping clients, and her role supporting the next generation at Nantes.
Divorce doesn’t have to mean court. From mediation to collaborative law and Nantes’ Separate Together service, there are practical ways to resolve finances and child arrangements while keeping costs low.
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The FCA’s new rules will stop firms price walking. Insurers will be required to offer renewing customers a price that is no higher than they would pay as a new customer.
New divorce laws come into force on the 6th April. The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will reform the law on divorce, dissolution, and separation. It will be replaced with a simple statement of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.
Nantes Solicitors are paying tribute to their all-female dispute resolution team to mark International Women’s Day.
The Nantes team are delighted to have recently supported Weldmar Hospice Care with their ‘Make A Will’ month scheme, which raised a total of nearly
