Browsing Archive: November, 2011

Week beginning Monday 28 November

Posted by Rory Miln on Tuesday, November 29, 2011, In : this week's movements 

Greetings

I'm in the office as normal this week except on Wednesday 30 November, when I shall be out of the office until about midday.

Advance notice: I am out of the office all day on Friday 9 December.

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Thursday 24 November 2011

Posted by Rory Miln on Tuesday, November 22, 2011, In : this week's movements 
I'm going to be out of the office on Thursday afternoon 24 November from about 2pm for the rest of the day.

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Divorce in the 60+ age group

Posted by Rory Miln on Monday, November 21, 2011, In : definitions 
Statistics reported on Saturday in the Daily Telegraph show that the number of divorces granted in England & Wales last year was 11% lower than the previous year.  The one age group to buck the trend was the over 60s, where there was a 4% increase in the number of divorces - 'silver separations' the Telegraph calls them.

By coincidence, I also read last week that the proportion of solicitors on the roll in England & Wales aged between 61 and 65 is 4%.

I'm aged 61.

Silver solicitor, anyone?
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Week beginning 21 November 2011

Posted by Rory Miln on Monday, November 21, 2011, In : this week's movements 
I'm a bit later than usual with this post - been in court for much of the day.  The rest of the week is looking normal - I'm in the office most of the time.

Advance notice: the Exeter County Court may not be functioning normally on 30 November, the day of the public sector pension strike.

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Cohabitants' rights

Posted by Rory Miln on Monday, November 14, 2011, In : definitions 

The Supreme Court's judgement in the case of Kernott v Jones was published last week and clarifies the law on the question of who is entitled to how much of the value of the jointly-owned home in cases where the couple aren't married.  But the Government should modernise the law on cohabitants' rights.  It had the oppportunity to do so recently when it received the Law Commission's report on the question.  It decided to do nothing, which was the wrong decision.

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Week beginning 14 November 2011

Posted by Rory Miln on Monday, November 14, 2011, In : this week's movements 

Greetings

I am in the office as normal this week except on Thursday 17 November, when I am out of the office for most of the day.

Advance notice: I am out of the office all day on Monday 21 November.

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Week beginning 7 November 2011

Posted by Rory Miln on Monday, November 7, 2011, In : this week's movements 

Greetings

A normal week this week, although I may be out of the office on Friday 11 November for all or part of the day.

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Rory Miln


Principal Every week, usually on a Monday, I post my movements for the coming week - when I'm in the office and when I'm out, for example at court. At the same time I post a short article on a word or expression that may crop up during a separation or divorce case. Sometimes I comment on a topical legal issue. I'm always glad of feedback - any comments on my blog entries are welcome - just send me an email.

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About Miln MacLeod


Miln MacLeod Solicitors is the practice name of Rory Miln, a solicitor of England and Wales recognised as a sole practitioner, authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). The practice's SRA number is 535105. The SRA’s rules can be found (in English) on their website at http://www.sra.org.uk/solicitors/code-of-conduct.page
 
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