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https://www.tayloremmet.co.uk/blogs/wp-content/uploads/blue_fayb_panel.jpg140123The first working Monday of the New Year is commonly known among solicitors as Divorce Day – or D-Day for short. It is the day on which enquiries from people seeking advice about separation are at their peak, following the stresses and strains of the festive season. We want to […]