UK:
Brexit Won't Dent London's Status As World's "Divorce Capital"
29 July 2016
Wedlake Bell
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Will London's status as a favoured place
for international couples to get divorced change because the UK has
voted to leave the European Union?
To read the full article by Dickon Ceadel, published in Wealth
Briefing on 22 July 2016 please click here.
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