Latest

Senior family lawyer Natalie Lester shares her advice for couples going through a divorce and how you can keep relations amicable: 1) Make sure divorce is the right decision When...

Most people will not consider how they would raise their children following a divorce and separation until they find themselves facing the reality of doing just that. Terms such as...

During the pandemic, more than £7bn worth of rent of arrears were accrued. A new bill is soon to be introduced that will help commercial landlords and tenants resolve rent...

Late payment of invoices is often considered part and parcel of running a business but are you finding that your invoices are being delayed due to a dispute being raised?...

3 March 2022 marks this year’s World Book Day – a time to recognise and celebrate the stories and tales which we love. Reading can be an opportunity for children...

What is proprietary estoppel? The concept of proprietary estoppel is to provide a person (person A) with rights in land that they were led to believe they had by another...

On a creditors winding up petition, the Insolvency Act 1986 (IA) states that a “court may dismiss it or adjourn the hearing conditionally or unconditionally or make an interim order...

Sometimes the value of an estate is low or even zero meaning beneficiaries named in the last valid Will receive nothing. This can happen after suspicious lifetime transactions, such as...

HMRC now require most trusts to be registered. But what does this mean and who does it affect? The short answer is that trustees are under a legal obligation to...

It’s been almost six months since lockdown restrictions were lifted. But with Covid variants bringing new challenges, the long-term impact of the pandemic is as uncertain as ever. For business...