Posts from April 2022
Faye Lawrence
The Law On UK Domicile And Its Effect On Personal Taxation – An Introduction (Or A Refresher)
By Joshua Fowler, Solicitor. There has been much reporting in recent weeks on the domicile position of members of parliament and their...
26/04/22
Faye Lawrence
No Fault Divorce And Mediation – A New Way Forward For Families
By Claire Filer, Partner and Mediator, Family Law. On 6 April 2022, family law in England and Wales significantly changed when no-fault...
26/04/22
Faye Lawrence
Crypto-assets: An Emerging Asset Forming Part Of Financial Settlements
By Daniel Moreton, Trainee Solicitor, Family. Ownership of crypto assets, in particular cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, has rocketed in...
14/04/22
Faye Lawrence
No Fault Divorce: The End Of The Blame Game And The End Of An Unnecessary Difference Of Treatment For Same-Sex Couples.
By Scott Halliday, Associate Solicitor, Family Law. The law on divorce and civil partnership dissolution has materially changed. As of 6...
13/04/22
Nicola Hawkins
Communication, capacity and estate planning
By Elizabeth Potter, trainee Solicitor and Nicola Hawkins, Solicitor, Tax, Trusts and Estates Team. Bruce Willis has millions of fans...
04/04/22
Faye Lawrence
‘Material Information’: A Potential Conveyancing Revolution
By Jeremy Raj, Head of Residential Property. “Sometimes new laws come in with a bang, in other cases they sit on the statute books until...
01/04/22