The Barder principle comes from the 1987 case of Barder v Barder, and allows a family law court to exercise its discretion to grant leave to appeal a Consent Order or a Final Order, out of time. For such an appeal to succeed, certain conditions must be satisfied
Category: Divorce faq
Having advised & represented thousands of people going through divorce, it may be useful if I share some of my own experiences with you and highlight a few factors you should consider when choosing the right solicitor for you.
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Divorce Advice Fees
We offer different packages to help you meet the costs of your divorce a. We offer a free consultation to suitable clients where the family’s net assets are in excess of £1m or their combined income is in excess of £150,000. We will talk you through the stages of the legal process and explain how […]
This is the second part in a four part review of the Divorce Process entitled The Acknowledgement of Service.
Challenging or Appealing Consent Orders We are regularly asked whether a Consent Order (which is a court order that couples voluntarily agreed to) can be challenged. Clearly it’s a contradiction in terms – because you want to appeal an agreement, which you yourself signed up to in the first place! However; there can be many […]
