Going through a divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership will be a challenging time for most people, not only dealing with the emotional distress that comes with a break up, but also the financial...
Life can sometimes throw up a pleasant surprise, such as a lottery win or an unexpected inheritance. You could also find yourself receiving a large sum in the form of compensation. ‘While such a cash...
Although no specific date has been yet released in respect of the next set of changes to be brought in under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA), it is prudent to be...
A death in the family is often a difficult time, and sadly the pain of loss is sometimes exacerbated by disputes over who gets what from the deceased person’s estate. If left unchecked, such disputes...
Case note: Out of the woods and onto the Register – a successful claim for possession and title to woodland. Kayleigh Bloomfield of St Johns Chambers and Thomas Lewis of WBW Solicitors acted for the successful Claimants in a claim for possession and...
We are delighted to announce that Emma Northover, Partner, has taken over the leadership of our Contentious Probate team. Emma is a Member of ACTAPS (Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists). Emma leads a...
The importance of having a will cannot be stressed enough – without one, your possessions will be distributed according to the strict rules of intestacy which may not reflect your wishes. In most parts of...
As the cost-of-living crisis continues, more and more tenants are unable to afford their rent and are falling into arrears. This can be financially devastating for landlords, especially if mortgage rates are biting hard. If...
The need for Lasting Powers of Attorney and Deputyships is increasing. Largely, this is in response to the UK’s ageing population, however, the need for an Attorney or Deputy can arise in numerous situations. For...
Do you have a policy for keeping in touch during family leave? Returning to work from family leave can be a significant adjustment for some employees. As well as the practical considerations of childcare and...
Can I postpone the sale of the family home when separating? A look at Mesher and Martin orders. When a couple separates, the value of the family home is often the largest asset that they...
An employer’s guide to taking grievances seriously Dealing with employee grievances can sometimes seem like a thankless drain on a business’s management and resources. But a prompt investigation could uncover inappropriate behaviour or poor management...
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