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No Fault Divorce and How It Helps You

From 6th April 2022, the divorce process for all married couples who want to divorce has changed. Filing for a divorce under the new no fault divorce process means that the need for one spouse to cite unreasonable behaviour is no longer needed. The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act (2020), introduces the biggest shakeup in divorce law for more than half a century. It completely removes the need for separating couples to apportion blame for the breakdown of their marriage, helping them...

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Shareholder Dispute Solicitors

Our job is to find a solution to your shareholder dispute. We analyse the evidence, plan a strategy with you and then act on it. Shareholder disagreements and disputes are surprisingly common. Despite the best intentions, the interests of business partners and partner shareholders can diverge over time, leading to disputes and disagreements about money and control of companies. They can range from differences of opinion about strategy to situations where shareholders consider it is being mi...

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No Fault Divorce and How It Helps You

From 6th April 2022, the divorce process for all married couples who want to divorce has changed. Filing for a divorce under the new no fault divorce process means that the need for one spouse to cite unreasonable behaviour is no longer needed. The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act (2020)...

Child Arrangements During Lockdown

The coronavirus pandemic continues to cause disruption to daily life for many families in the UK as the government imposes lockdown measures. For separated families or those going through a separation or divorce, it is not clear how child arrangements should be dealt with during this period. On ...

Shareholder Dispute Solicitors

Our job is to find a solution to your shareholder dispute. We analyse the evidence, plan a strategy with you and then act on it. Shareholder disagreements and disputes are surprisingly common. Despite the best intentions, the interests of business partners and partner shareholders can diverge ov...

Covid-19 - Business Update

We are closely following the UK Governments response to to the Coronovirus pandemic. Although our office is closed we are still fully operational and are committed to both exisiting and new clients during Covid-19. We would like a to fully reassure our clients that we are still here and committe...

DIY Divorce - What can go wrong?

Most people who decide to divorce do so with the help of a family solicitor. In recent years there has been a small trend of people looking to try and follow the divorce procedure themselves, without the aid of legal advice. It is important to realise that ‘DIY’ divorces come with the potential ...

Commercial Dispute Solicitors

Our commercial dispute solicitors have a wealth experience in resolving disagreements. We will take a pragmatic and robust approach in protecting your interests and will work with you to achieve the best possible outcome. Disputes all too often arise in business and can become a major drain on t...

What does Akhter v Khan mean for Islamic Couples?

With the decision in the case of Akhter v Khan, does this now leave Muslim women with no rights when it comes to divorce? The case of Akhter v Khan looked at an Islamic marriage from over 20 years ago. One which was valid in the UAE, where the couple had lived previously, but it wasn’t valid und...

Joint Venture Agreements

Our commercial solicitors are experienced in setting up various Joint Ventures Agreements for clients looking to collaborate on commercial projects. Entering into a joint venture is a big decision. Not only are the resources, knowledge and technical expertise of two or more entities shared but a...

The Impact of Brexit on Divorce & Family Law

25 February 2020

The real impact of Brexit on divorce & family law is still largely unknown even after we officially left on January 31st, however, there are some assumptions we can make on the potential impact. The freedom of movement in the EU means that around 3.8 million EU citizens live in the UK and ar...

Director’s Service Contracts/Agreements

14 February 2020

A director has certain rights and obligations arising as an employee as well as a director of a company and it’s wise to have these specified in a Directors Service Agreement. Most businesses, large or small employ key people to act as directors. Executive directors have significant powers and r...

What to expect at an initial meeting with a divorce solicitor?

13 February 2020

If you are thinking about a divorce you will understandably be anxious about your first meeting with a divorce solicitor. To help explain what we’ll go through at your initial meeting, we’ve put together the below guide. We understand that the decision to apply for a divorce is never taken light...

New Premise licence Applications

05 February 2020

Our experienced solicitors can help you with a variety of premise licensing issues, including applications, variations, and complying with licensing conditions. We understand that licensing law is constantly changing, making the entertainment and leisure industry a challenging environment for bo...