Family Law in the UK

By: Natasha Slabas
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  • A digestible podcast presented by a Family Partner, Natasha Slabas, of DMH Stallard, a multi-serviced firm of specialists and she is based in its London office. Hoping to make complicated matters more straightforward, even when the emotional difficulties alongside family disputes are unavoidable. Made for everyone and anyone who has a family related legal problem.
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  • Protection of assets pre-marriage and considerations on wealth planning

    Protection of assets pre-marriage and considerations on wealth planning
    Jul 3 2024

    In this episode, Natasha Slabas, Family Partner at DMH Stallard, is joined by guest speakers Ingrid McCleave, Partner in Private Client at DMH Stallard, Danielle Ford, Partner and Head of Tax Disputes, and Katharine Arthur, Partner and Head of Private Client from accountancy firm Haysmacintyre, to discuss the protection of assets pre-marriage and the key considerations for wealth planning for the future.
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    42 mins
  • New legislative changes to Capital Gains Tax for separating couples

    New legislative changes to Capital Gains Tax for separating couples
    Sep 4 2023

    In this episode, Natasha Slabas, Family Partner at DMH Stallard, is joined by guest speakers Danielle Ford, Partner and Head of Tax Disputes, and Kay Mind, Director (Tax), Private Client & Trusts from accountancy firm Haysmacintyre, to discuss the impact of the new legislation that came into effect on 6 April 2023, to make Capital Gains Tax (CGT) fairer for separating couples.

    Natasha can be contacted via Instagram: @natashathefamilylawyer or via email: natasha.slabas@dmhstallard.com
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    24 mins
  • Prenuptial agreements: How effective are they?

    Prenuptial agreements: How effective are they?
    Aug 1 2023

    In this episode, Natasha Slabas, Family Partner at DMH Stallard, is joined by Senior Associate, Ella Welsby, to discuss the hot topic of prenuptial agreements which has recently featured in the news, following the High Court case of MN v AN [2023]. The judgment by Mr Justice Moor looked at the principles laid out in the case of Radmacher v Granatino [2010], which was the ground-breaking case that made prenuptial agreements binding in English Law.

    Natasha can be contacted via Instagram: @natashathefamilylawyer or via email: natasha.slabas@dmhstallard.com
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    25 mins

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More people need to know about this podcast!

After spending near 2 and half years in proceedings, I know how daunting and overwhelming the process is. I wish I had had this podcast as a resource at the start. It simplifies things and gives pointers. Natasha’s tone of voice is friendly and her pace is quite slow, which can really help you in staying calm whilst taking everything in. More people need to know about this

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Good information

To start with there was good information and it was well presented. Covered most of the facts.

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