Author: indigotree

Much of what we do involves attention to detail.  A comma in the wrong place or a full stop instead of a semi colon can change the whole effect of a sentence, and so change the legal implications.  Even if it only causes a degree of ambiguity it can mean confusion and cost money to […]

Great turn out and lots of fun at our event at LK Bennett. Please contact office@kleymansolicitors.com for details of our upcoming event!

I was getting dressed up in my favourite little black number the other day (as a regular court goer I have quite a few!) when my other half commented on how good I looked (that’s why it’s my favourite!) and asked if it was new.  Without thinking, I’m already explaining not only how old it […]

Apr 1, 2016 What should you do if the other parent slams the door in your face and refuses to allow you access to your children as ordered by a court? You should you beat the door down and carry the child off under your arm. APRIL FOOLS Some better alternatives would be to: 1. […]

Even though it’s still cold and wet out, the TV is full of adverts for summer holidays, encouraging you to book up now to get the best deal possible. As a part of this offensive, there is a list of “Complaints” circulating on social media.  Things people are alleged to have said after returning from […]

I am a regular (but not sufficiently frequent) gym attendee.  I wish I had the time to go during the week but at weekends I can often be found on a Sunday morning doing a class or two, and then relaxing in the cafe afterwards. I’m a member of Virgin Active and I regularly use […]

We all know what we’re supposed to do to keep fit and healthy.  We’ve all read endless articles and reports about eating our 5 a day, not drinking too much, not smoking, getting plenty of exercise etc.  Some of us take more heed of these messages than others. A while ago there was an advert […]

When my kids were younger, they struggled with what I did for a living.  It wasn’t that they didn’t like it, but that they didn’t understand it.  Their friends parents did things that were easy.  One ran some hotels.  Another was a nanny and one father ran a gardening company.  All things that the boys […]

There are some terms that we use casually – have a nice day, hope you feel better soon, no your bum doesn’t look big in that. There are other terms which are much more serious.  I love you.  I’ll always be here for you.  I do. The most important terms, from a legal perspective, are […]

Pensions can often be a couple’s largest asset other than the family home. Often if you have worked your whole life to build up your pension you won’t want to share if you split. However it will form part of the matrimonial pot to be divided on divorce.  So when separating it is important to […]