If nothing else, this month’s fiscal goings on should at least remind us of the often quoted words of the American inventor and statesman, Benjamin Franklin: “…in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” And yet of these two certainties in life it seems, despite our best intentions, we often plan very little for either. Read more
Kimberley D. Caines, Pupil
As society continues to diversify and evolve, a fundamental tenet of any democratic society is ensuring that laws are enacted to protect the rights of individuals. This past year in the UK saw a major addition in the area of anti-discrimination laws with the introduction of the Equality Act. The introduction of the Act in the UK begs the question of whether it is a foreshadowing of what could, rather what should happen in Bermuda.
Discovery in an action pending in the Supreme Court of Bermuda, civil jurisdiction or commercial court, means Discovery of Documents. The procedure on Discovery of Documents can raise many questions of a complicated and intricate character.
Caterer?: check.
Bridesmaids?: check.
Invitations?: check.
Pre-nuptial Agreement.…..?
This article addresses some of the general principles of Bermuda divorce law and also examines some misconceptions which are fairly widely held.
