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Landlords of residential property will already be aware that they are required to consult with tenants before carrying out qualifying works or entering into qualifying long term agreements. In the...

In a decision which may bring severe financial implications for employers, the Court of Appeal has concluded that holiday pay must include compensation for any results-based commission which would usually...

Media interest has recently reignited in the long, drawn-out divorce proceedings between Ekaterina Fields and her millionaire husband, Richard Fields. In the eyes of most, the lifestyle of Mr and...

With the many pressures facing family and owner managed businesses, planning for the death of a business owner is often neglected.  Succession planning should, however, form a key part of...

There are various enforcement methods available post judgment to help ensure you actually receive the money owed to you or your business. The most appropriate will often depend on your...

With the new school year now well under way, separated parents may have concerns about how to stretch a limited income across two households. For families with children attending independent,...

It has been an eventful summer for Britain, from the referendum result and subsequent upheaval in politics to coming second in the global medal table at the Rio Olympics. As...

The House of Commons has produced a briefing paper entitled “Brexit: Impact Across Policy Areas” which states that David Davis MP is not attracted by the idea of rewarding those...

A change to inheritance tax that will save beneficiaries thousands of pounds could be offset by a proposed hike in probate court fees. From 6 April 2017 the much heralded...

The trustees of a trust set up by the 1997 Will of Jean Montgomery have succeeded in the latest round of litigation against one of the beneficiaries regarding possession of...