Articles
Case law and Business Relief in the Court of Protection
27 Jan 2026Business Relief (BR) is a valuable mechanism for tax planning and can be effectively applied in Court of Protection matters.
What to do immediately after an accident: Protecting your health and gathering evidence
26 Jan 2026Practical steps to safeguard your health, record what happened, and preserve the details that could support your claim.
A claim in simple terms: Your step-by-step guide to a personal injury claim
22 Jan 2026Clear, practical guidance to help you understand personal injury claims and take the next steps with confidence.
Losing capacity: Practical ways to protect the wishes and feelings of those you care about
15 Jan 2026Safeguarding measures, such as a Deprivation of Liberty (DoLS) order, can be put in place to protect a family member or for someone you care for who has lost capacity and is living in a care home or hospital. Here, we look at how a DoLS order may be challenged on behalf of a loved one who lacks capacity.
Once I am divorced, my spouse cannot make any financial claims against me – is this true?
13 Nov 2025When couples decide to divorce, it is a common misconception that once the divorce is finalised, there are no financial ties left between them. However, this is not automatically the case. Divorce legally ends the marriage, but it does not sever financial ties. To achieve financial separation, a separate legal process must be undertaken. Below, we explain the distinction between divorce and financial matters under the current law in England and Wales.
Major changes announced to protect children from domestic abuse
30 Oct 2025The government has announced it intends to change the law so that the Family Court will no longer presume that it is in a child's best interests to have involvement of both parents in their life.
