What happens to our frozen embryos when we divorce? The number of couples who are deciding to freeze their embryos for personal and medical reasons is ever increasing. As a result, the Human Fertility and

If you are a trustee, you will need to consider carefully if you are required to register the trust. The changes – which came into effect from 6 October 2020 – mean that all express

A business, in which one or both of the parties on divorce has an interest, is a financial resource which the court considers when determining a fair financial outcome. This will be determined in accordance

Various platforms such as Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, to name a few, provide an excellent platform for well—established businesses, small companies and start-ups to promote their products and services whilst engaging directly with clients and

We started this year with some exciting news. We joined Ampa – the UK’s leading group of legal and professional services companies. As a result of this merger, our clients now have access to more

Why is the law changing? Under current law, married couples need to evidence the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage by relying on one of five ‘facts’ – unreasonable behaviour, adultery, desertion, two years separation with

With over 100,000 female solicitors currently practicing in the UK, it is hard to imagine a time when women were not allowed into the profession. And yet it was only 100 years ago in 1922

In my last blog I provided an overview on claims for negligence against professionals, I mentioned that time limits may mean that you should not delay. In this blog I provide more details. If you

Income tax to date of death Administering an estate of someone who has died has a number of different aspects to it that need to be dealt with by the executor or personal representative of