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The process usually takes around 6 months, but it is usual not to finalise the divorce until a financial agreement has been reached. Wherever possible we shall try and agree the wording of the divorce petition with your spouse to enable the divorce to move forward without delay and avoid unnecessary acrimony. We will advise you on costs and procedure and will advise further once decree absolute has been pronounced.
The legal formality for getting a divorce is a relatively straight forward process. What is generally less straight forward is sorting out the practical issues, such as where each party will live, how the assets are to be split, and arrangements for any children. Before agreeing matters with your husband or wife, it is wise to seek our advice about your rights and the options available to you.
We will advise you on costs and agree our fees openly with you.
This is a complex area of the law and requires expert advice. Please contact us on 0203 733 0428 or info@roselegal.co.uk to arrange an initial consultation to discuss the best way forward for you and we will provide you with further and specific advice tailored to your circumstances. Our experienced and understanding team are here to help you.
We will work with you to ensure the best possible outcome.
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Notice of Intended Prosecution
Drink Driving and Motoring Offences
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Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP)
A Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP) is a document used by the police to notify you that further action is going to be considered against the driver of a vehicle alleged to have committed an offence (i.e. speeding, contravening a traffic signal etc). This document is not served upon a driver if they have been stopped by a Police Officer and cautioned but more commonly used where evidence is gained through a camera or other recording device.
The NIP is required to be in a specific format and is sent to the Registered Keeper of the vehicle as recorded on the DVLA website.
Although there is a requirement that the NIP is served upon the keeper within 14 days of the offence, there are exceptions to this where the police have attempted to identify the driver within the 14-day period (i.e. by sending the NIP to the Registered Owner, Lease Company or Hire Company). However, in the majority of cases, it is the duty of the police to serve the NIP within the 14-day period.
What do I do with a NIP?
You will be asked in the NIP to identify the driver at the time of the offence. There is a deadline of 28 days to do this and there are a number of options on the NIP to complete depending upon the circumstances and if you do not return the NIP within this time, the police may Summons you to answer the charge of Failing to Identify the Driver which carries with it a minimum endorsement of 6 points and a heavier fine.
Please contact us on 0208 974 7490 or info@roselegal.co.uk for an initial consultation to discuss the best way forward for you and we will provide you with further and specific advice tailored to your circumstances.
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