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What will the Labour Government mean for non-domiciled individuals?

Friday, 05 July 2024

The non-dom issue has risen to the top of the political agenda with the former government announcing wide-ranging changes to the previous regime in the Spring Budget on 6 March 2024.

What will the Labour Government mean for non-domiciled individuals?

Early Neutral Evaluations (or Private FDRs) and How They Can Work for You

Wednesday, 26 June 2024

Early Neutral Evaluations / Private FDRs are gaining popularity in England and Wales due to the backlog of hearings the Court are experiencing.

Early Neutral Evaluations (or Private FDRs) and How They Can Work for You

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Top tax tips for effective lifetime planning

Friday, 12 April 2024

Tax can be confusing and complicated - it's imperative to understand the importance of effective tax planning to make sure you 'get it right'.

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Attorneys beware! Rising concerns over misappropriated assets

Friday, 12 April 2024

The misappropriation of assets when someone is frail, elderly, vulnerable or just too trusting of people who have access to their accounts is a growing concern particularly with diseases like dementia on the rise.

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Considering selling your home? Some more regulations to think about...

Friday, 12 April 2024

In November 2023, National Trading Standards introduced new guidance in respect of the process required by Estate Agents preparing residential property for market. These changes to regulations may impact what a selling agent requires from you.

Considering selling your home? Some more regulations to think about!

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Important changes for non-domiciled private clients - Spring Budget 2024

Thursday, 07 March 2024

The Chancellor announced the abolition of non-dom status in yesterday's Budget meaning big changes for foreign domiciliaries who live in or move to the UK.

Important changes for non-domiciled private clients - Spring Budget 2024

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Executors beware! Rising concerns over misappropriated assets

Monday, 08 January 2024

Cases concerning the financial abuse of susceptible individuals are rising in an ageing population and it can be difficult to prevent this from happening to a family member or friend.

Executors beware! Rising concerns over misappropriated assets

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Five good reasons to review your Will

Monday, 08 January 2024

Your Will is the document that guides the distribution of your assets and secures the well-being of your loved ones. However, the importance of your Will doesn’t end with its creation.

Should a pre-nuptial agreement be part of your wedding planning?

Monday, 08 January 2024

Couples often overlook pre-nuptial agreements, but with one in five marriages ending in divorce by their 10th anniversary and the courts becoming more inclined to uphold them, it’s worth considering one.

Should a Pre-nuptial agreement be part of your wedding planning?

Five ways separated parents can support their children with extra-curricular activities

Monday, 27 November 2023

Most children will engage in some form of extra-curricular activity during the week such as sports, drama or music lessons. For separated parents, however, juggling these activities can be challenging. We offer five tips to help separated parents manage.

Five ways separated parents can support their children with extra-curricular activities

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Life interest trusts for unmarried couples

Thursday, 14 September 2023

A life interest trust is a legal arrangement that allows an individual, known as the 'life tenant', to benefit from the income or use of specified assets, for their lifetime or until a specified event.

Life interest trusts for unmarried couples

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The case of the 'influential' daughter… Jones v Jones

Thursday, 14 September 2023

In a recent court case, the family of the late Daphne Jones found themselves entangled in a dispute over her will, which left all her property to one of her four daughters, Ceri Jones.

The case of the 'influential' daughter… Jones v Jones

Top Five Tips for Preparing for Mediation

Monday, 21 August 2023

Mediation works through having a mediator as the neutral party who facilitates communication and negotiations between the two parties directly involved in a dispute to reach a mutually agreeable resolution.

Top Five Tips for Preparing for Mediation

When Is Conduct Relevant in Financial Remedy Proceedings?

Thursday, 17 August 2023

Whether someone's conduct in proceedings should have a financial implication for them is always complicated. Often one person will feel aggrieved by the way that the other has behaved and how this has contributed to the relationship ending.

When Is Conduct Relevant in Financial Remedy Proceedings?

Should Mediation Be Mandatory?

Thursday, 13 July 2023

Those involved in private family law disputes may now be obliged to mediate their dispute under new Ministry of Justice (MoJ) proposals. Those not doing so could face fines for failing to reasonably attempt to settle this way.

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