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Sheffield landlord who illegally evicted tenant avoids jail

PropertyBy amtlawyers12th March 2018

A landlord who illegally evicted a tenant and forced her to sleep on the streets has avoided a jail term. Naveed Hussain, 36, was accused of forcing Saba Habte out of a flat above a takeaway she was renting with no warning. Sheffield Magistrates’ Court heard Ms Habte was told to leave the flat on December

Housewife given £453 million by divorce court judge wins latest round of legal battle

Family LawBy amtlawyers5th March 2018

A Russian housewife who was awarded £453m by a London divorce court judge after her marriage ended has won the latest round of a legal battle.   Tatiana Akhmedova was given a 41.5% share of Farkhad Akhmedov’s fortune by Mr Justice Haddon-Cave following a hearing in the Family Division of the High Court. This award

Woman awarded over £1 million in damages after inheritance dispute

Wills & ProbateBy amtlawyers5th March 2018

A woman has been awarded over £1 million in damages following a High Court case about the inheritance of a family farm. Lucy Habberfield, from Somerset, received the sum in recognition of the work that she had carried out at the family farm over a period of 30 years. Ms Habberfield said she worked for

Lawyer struck off for hiding assets from wife in divorce papers

Family LawBy amtlawyers26th February 2018

A solicitor who hid thousands of pounds worth of assets during the course of divorce proceedings has been struck off the roll. According to the Law Gazette, Mamoon Rashid Chaudhary, formerly a member of South Yorkshire firm Oxley & Coward Solicitors LLP, admitted signing a statement of truth which failed to declare his interest in a

Divorce costs £3,800 a year in retirement income

Family LawBy amtlawyers26th February 2018

According to new research from Prudential, divorcees who plan to retire in 2018 can expect their yearly income to drop by £3,800 compared to those who’ve never divorced. The Prudential annual study has run for the last 11 years and tracks the finances, future plans and aspirations of people planning to retire in the year

Landlord hit with bill after failing to clear up mess

PropertyBy amtlawyers19th February 2018

A landlord has been hit with a fine after ignoring a court order to clear up mess. Javaid Iqbal, 51, has been told to pay more than £1,300 in fines and costs after Stoke-on-Trent City Council decided to prosecute. Council investigators were called in after residents complained about domestic waste, furniture, bricks, tiles, glass, scaffolding poles, planks

Judge asked to decide whether wealthy businessman is already divorced

Family LawBy amtlawyers19th February 2018

A Russian businessman claims his estranged wife cannot divorce him in England because they are already divorced. The man told a High Court judge that he divorced his wife in Russia 12 years ago. His estranged wife, however, disagrees saying that obtained a “fraudulent” divorce in Russia. The woman, who is also Russian, argues that

Wife who signed pre-nup but got £90million in divorce wants £25million more

Family LawBy amtlawyers12th February 2018

A wife who signed a pre-nup before marrying a multi-millionare has been given £90 million after their divorce. However, she is fighting for more as she claims that amount is “unfair.” Property tycoon, Gerard Versteegh and Camilla Versteegh were married for 21 years. A court battle ensued after they split in 2014. Mrs Versteegh was

High Court judge to rule on validity of Islamic wedding ceremony

Family LawBy amtlawyers12th February 2018

A High Court judge was asked to determine whether an estranged couple who took part in an Islamic wedding ceremony in a London restaurant are validly married. Nasreen Akhter, 46, claims her “Islamic faith marriage” to Mohammed Shabaz Khan, also 46, was a “valid marriage”. Mr Khan, however, has contested this. Mr Justice Williams is

Judge says rich couple’s divorce battle a waste of time

Family LawBy amtlawyers5th February 2018

A judge has described a divorcing couple’s battle over assets as a “scandalous waste of court time.” Barbara Cooke, 58, and Michael Parker, 55 have reportedly spent almost £2m on lawyers’ fees while fighting over assets worth £6.6m. Mr Justice Holman said that the pair had “completely lost touch with reality.” The dispute was heard

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