This article is part of a series documenting the legal proceedings in which MGB has been acting on behalf of the Husband, a private equity fund founder and partner (V fund), in his divorce. Following A v M (No.1) wherein Mostyn J issued the original financial remedy order in January […]
A V M (NO 2) [2024] EWFC 214 Background In this complex case, MGB Law represented the Husband (H), a private equity fund founder and partner, in a financial remedy matter following his divorce. At the initial final hearing in 2021, A v M [2021] EWFC 89, Mr. Justice Mostyn […]
We are often instructed by clients on Indian matrimonial disputes in the United Kingdom regarding marriages which were solemnized in India accordance with Indian marriage rules. The most common dilemma faced by warring couples is the place or country where they can file for divorce. Generally, these marriages involve a […]
In an earlier article in February 2021, we had discussed on the valid requirements of a Hindu Marriage in India and as a part of our series on Hindu Marriage, we outline in this article, grounds that could be relied upon by parties to a proceeding, when it comes to […]
The Court of Appeal (COA) has ruled that the £1012 fee that the Home Office charges for children to register as a British citizen is unlawful. The case was brought by the Project for the Registration of Children as British Citizens (PRCBC), who emphasised that the current fee poses an […]
Marsans was instructed by a firm of solicitors to provide expert legal opinion on Hindu marriage laws in India. The queries raised range from the requirements for a valid Hindu marriage and to advice on complex issues pertaining to management of the assets in India of a couple living in […]
The Coronavirus Act (2020) (‘Act’) passed in March 2020 has affected the rights and remedies of landlords and tenants, including for instance changes to possession proceedings and the forfeiture of leases. This article describes updates in connection with the Act. Forfeiture of commercial leases To protect commercial tenants from the […]
Our clients were the parents of two young children, both of whom were born in the UK, yet had no nationality. Our clients had met each other in 2007 whilst studying in the UK, and then became married in 2013, against the will of their families abroad. As a result […]
Lawful & Continuous Residence Issues Resolved, a great success! United Kingdom – Indefinite Leave to Remain – Long Residence Category. INTRODUCTION When we first met our client, he had spent 9 years and 5 months in the UK and was considering his upcoming eligibility to apply for indefinite leave to remain under […]
