Sabeers Stone Greene Solicitors

17/01/2017

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Do you have a general question? You may find the answer in this section of our website. Separation and Judicial Separation Separation Separation is when parties to the marriage do not wish to live together but they do not want to get divorce or have their separation legally formalised in family co...

23/09/2016

We would like to welcome to our firm Patricia Hare -Consultant-Litigation & Family Law
Patricia is an accomplished lawyer with experience in handling the full range of civil litigation and debt recovery, including personal and company insolvency.She is also an experienced Family Lawyer with expertise in HNW matrimonial and Children Act applications, including cohabitation disputes, separation agreements,pre-nuptial agreements as well as Contact and Residence orders.Patricia enjoys rugby and supports Saracens RFC in north London.

08/07/2016

WE AT SABEERS CAN PREPARE THE DEED POLL FOR YOU AND WITNESS THE EX*****ON OF THE DEED. WE WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH TWO CERTIFIED COPIES OF THE DEED.
SPECIAL PRICE OF £90 FROM 11TH JULY TILL 30TH JULY.

04/07/2016

Sabeers Stone Greene Solicitors are pleased to inform the public that we offer a special rate for EEA Applications from 04th July to 12th September 2016.
Please contact us to make an appointment.

04/07/2016

In the light of the outcome of the UK’s EU referendum convened on the 23rd June 2016, the United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union.

Those EEA nationals who has been residing and working in the UK for the last five 5 years are entitled to apply for permanent Residence.

As a leading immigration firm in the West London, we have decided to take the leading role to provide the clients with the best and most cost-effective service.

Sabeers Stone Greene Solicitors are pleased to inform the public that we offer a special rate for EEA Applications from 04th July to 12th September 2016.

Please contact us to make an appointment.

10/03/2016

Probate, Wills, Trusts and Contentious, or Disputed Probate and Estates.
Mr Shaker a kind and professional solicitor who will guide you through on any Wills and Probate matters.

10/03/2016

For employment law matters.
Contact us to arrange a consultation with Peter Cheng who can offer employment advice.

10/03/2016

We specialise and are successful in different aspects of Immigration contact us to speak to our Immigration specialist Mr Hoshi.
If you are looking Entry Clearance Applications / Appeals, Marriage & Relationship Applications,Work Permits &Business Applications,Asylum Applications / Appeals,
ILR Under Legacy Framework & Further Representations
Domestic Workers,Tier 1, 2 4 & 5 Applications,Human Rights & Long Residence,Citizenship & Nationality,Marriage/ relationship appeal,Human rights appeal,Judicial Review.

10/03/2016

We specialise in Residential and Commercial Conveyancing, For a quick quote give as a call on 02087407007.

09/03/2016

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09/03/2016

Parental rights and responsibility
What is parental responsibility?

All mothers and most of the fathers have legal rights and responsibilities as a parent and that is known as Parental Responsibility.

If you have parental responsibility then your roles include the following;

Provide a home for the child;
Protect and maintain the child.
However, you do not necessarily have a right to contact a child with whom you do not live with but have parental responsibility. Whereas, the other parent with whom the child lives with needs to keep you updated about their well-being and development.

The responsibilities include the following;

Providing and deciding for the child’s education;
Disciplining the child;
Naming the child and agreeing to any change of name;
Taking care of child’s property;
Agreeing to any child’s medical treatment.
It should be noted that parents have to make sure that their child is financially supported regardless whether they have parental responsibility or not.

Births Registered in England and Wales

A mother automatically has parental responsibility for her child from birth, whereas a father doesn’t unless the following applies;

The father is married to the child’s mother;
The father is listed on birth certificate (after a certain date, depending on which part of the UK the child was born in);
Both parents have parental responsibility if they have jointly adopted a child or if they were married at the time when the child was born. In that case both parents keep the parental responsibility even if they later divorce.

However, parental responsibility can be applied for if you do not have it automatically.

Nonetheless, an unmarried father can only get legal responsibility for his child in one the following three ways;

jointly registering the birth of the child with the mother (from 1 December 2003);
getting a parental responsibility agreement with the mother;
getting a parental responsibility order from a court.
Births registered in Northern Ireland

A father has parental responsibility if he’s married to the mother at the time of the child’s birth.

If the marriage takes place between the couple after the child’s birth then the father has parental responsibility subject to him living in Northern Ireland at the time of the marriage. However, an unmarried father has parental responsibility only if he’s named, or becomes named, on the child’s birth certificate from 15 April 2002.

09/03/2016

Procedure for Obtaining Divorce

The timescale for obtaining divorce in England and Wales varies from court to court and from case to case. It depends on the complexity of the case but usually if the case is not complex then it can take four to six months but cases can drag on for considerable lengths of time if it is complicated.

We at Sabeers Stone Greene LLP can provide you with skilled and experienced family law solicitor who can help to reduce this stressful period when disputes about children and finances have to be considered together with the legal process. The financial proceedings are explained in the earlier article.

Simple Divorces are almost a paper process where most of the time nor the husband and neither the wife are required to attend court.

The reason for the breakdown of the marriage hardly ever impacts on how the finances will be divided. The court deals with the financial proceedings separately from the divorce itself.

A person may be entitled to initiate the divorce proceedings in more than one country. Either party to a marriage can apply to the court for a divorce and the spouse who files such an application usually known as divorce petition is called the Petitioner and the other spouse is called the Respondent. The Petitioner has to prove that the marriage has irretrievably broken down by proving one of the following five specific statutory grounds:

Adultery: the Respondent had s*x with someone else of the opposite s*x and you the Petitioner can no longer bear to live with them. Please note you cannot use adultery as a ground if the petitioner has lived with the Respondent for 6 months after finding out about it. Or
The Respondent’s unreasonable behaviour; or
The Respondent’s desertion for a period of 2 years; or
The separation of the couple for a period of 2 years or more and both agree to the divorce. Please note that the Respondent must agree in writing. Or
The separation of the couple for a period of more than 5 years is sufficient to obtain divorce, even if the Respondent disagrees with the divorce.
Usually, in the majority of cases the most common grounds relied upon are adultery and unreasonable behaviour. The unreasonable behaviour is a subjective test so the behaviour relied upon doesn’t have to be extreme. Most of the time the content of the divorce petition is agreed before the petition is sent out to the court to initiate proceedings.