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01/11/21
What is Financial Disclosure & Why is it Important for Divorce?
If you are in the process of separating or getting a divorce, you probably would have heard the term...
15/09/21
What Is Contentious Probate?
The number of contentious probate claims has increased dramatically over the last couple of decades, and this increase is...
15/09/21
What is Garden Leave?
Whether you’re an employee or employer, there is no doubt you would have come across the term “garden leave”....
31/08/21
What Are Fair Reasons for Redundancy?
Redundancy can arise in a variety of situations, but to avoid unfair dismissal allegations employers must make sure the...
30/07/21
The “No Fault” Divorce: What Does It Mean?
Originally planning on being introduced in Autumn 2021, the new law on “no fault” divorce will be established in April...
30/06/21
What You Need to Know About IR35
At the start of the 2021/2022 financial year on April 6th, the IR35 reform came into effect. Previously scheduled...
28/05/21
Cohabiting Couples: Do You Know Your Cohabitation Rights?
Although married and civil partner couple families were the most common type of family in 2016, cohabiting couples were...
06/05/21
Health & Safety in the Workplace and How Covid Has Affected It
In 1975, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) was established in order to generally prevent work-related death, injury and...
06/05/21
What Does the Stamp Duty Holiday Extension Mean for Buyers & Sellers?
With the Stamp Duty Holiday originally set to end on the 31st March 2021, the recent Budget announcement from...
27/01/21
THE DANGER OF DIY Wills
A Rise in Disputes In 2018 – 2019, the number of inheritance disputes heard by the High Court increased...
27/01/21
Brexit, Children and the EU Settlement Scheme
Brexit has impacted nearly everyone across the country, including a huge number of families and children. According to The...
23/12/20
Dealing with Children Matters During Separation
Although traditionally a time to celebrate, the festive period brings difficult times to families more often than not. Did...
