Expatriate Law Guides to British Expat Divorce

In a series of new podcasts, solicitors and barristers from Expatriate Law will interview leading family lawyers from other jurisdictions around the world. The podcasts will allow expat clients an overview of the family laws that will apply in the country in which they live. In the third of this series, Stephanie Allerton, solicitor at Expatriate Law, interviews Ruwani Dantanarayana who is a Senior Associate at John Wilson Partners in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Ruwani Dantanarayana can be contacted at John Wilson Partners Law Office: Firm Name: John Wilson Partners Address: Attorneys-at-Law & Notaries Public, 365 Dam Street, Colombo 12, Sri Lanka Telephone: +94 11 2324579 Fax: + 81 48 271-5086 Email: ruwani@srilankalaw.com Website: www.srilankalaw.com The post Expat Divorce Laws Podcast: Sri Lanka appeared first on Expatriate Law.

In the fourth podcast in this series, Stephanie Allerton, solicitor at Expatriate Law, interviews Chantal van Baalen-van IJzendoorn, a partner at LINK lawyers in Amsterdam. Chantal is a specialist international family lawyer, advising on divorce, maintenance, asset division and prenuptial agreements. Chantal is also a fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers, and a Member of the Dutch Bar Association, the Association of Family Lawyers and Divorce Mediators, the Association of Collaborative Professionals and the Dutch Mediators Federation. The post Expat divorce: Netherlands appeared first on Expatriate Law.

British expat divorce in South Africa In the third podcast in this series, Alexandra Tribe, solicitor at Expatriate Law, interviews Lauren Carmichael, formally an international legal consultant at Clark’s attorneys in Johannesburg, South Africa. Lauren has recently joined as a solicitor at Expatriate Law, where she advises British expatriates in South Africa, and South African expatriates in England, on divorce and family law matters. Click here to listen to the podcast: The post Expat divorce: South Africa appeared first on Expatriate Law.

British Expat Divorce in Japan In a series of new podcasts, solicitors and barristers from Expatriate Law will interview leading family lawyers from other jurisdictions around the world. The podcasts will allow expat clients an overview of the family laws that will apply in the country in which they live. In the second of this series, Alexandra Tribe, solicitor at Expatriate Law, interviews Makiko Mazuuchi, Attorney at Law from Mimosa International Law Office in Japan. Makiko specializes in international family law, in particular divorce and financial settlements with an international dimension, child custody disputes, child abduction and inheritance. Makiko is a member of the Hague Convention Working  Group of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, a member of the Family Law Committee of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, and the Chair of the Foreigners’ Rights Committee of Saitama Bar Association. In this podcast, Makiko summarizes the process for British and other expats to divorce in Japan through the Japanese courts, and the potential financial claims available on divorce.   Makiko Mizuuchi can be contacted at Mimoza International Law Office: Firm Name: Mimosa International Law Office Address: 303 Daini Masaki Building 2-4-5 Namiki, Kawaguchi City Saitama Prefecture Greater Tokyo Area 332-0034 Japan Telephone: + 81 48 271-5085 Fax: + 81 48 271-5086 Email: makikomizujp@mimoza-law-office.net Website: familylaw.mimoza-law-office.net   Click here to listen to the podcast: The post Expat Divorce Laws Podcast: Japan appeared first on Expatriate Law.

British expat divorce in Spain   In a series of new podcasts, solicitors and barristers from Expatriate Law will interview leading family lawyers from other jurisdictions around the world. The podcasts will allow expat clients an overview of the family laws that will apply in the country in which they live. In the first of this series, Alexandra Tribe, founder of Expatriate Law, interviews Christopher Lee of Domenech Abogados in Spain. Christopher is dual qualified in English and Spanish law, and his firm based in Barcelona, advises British expatriates in Spain, or English speaking people requiring family law advice in Spain.   Click below to listen to the podcast: .   Christopher Lee can be contacted by email at cl@domenechabogados.com or by telephone on + 34 93 415 06 77. His firm’s website is www.domenechabogados.com or www.legaladviceinspain.com. The post Expat Divorce Laws Podcast: Spain appeared first on Expatriate Law.