Pre-Nuptial Agreements – An insurance policy?

Posted on 2 March 2023

Pre-Nups can attract bad press, often considered the preserve of the rich & famous, unromantic & suggesting lack of commitment to the marriage.

College Student Required to Work Late Succeeds in Age Discrimination Claim

Posted on 24 February 2023

People often associate age discrimination with older employees being treated less favourably than their younger colleagues.

Have you been delaying a financial agreement? We are here to help…

Posted on 22 February 2023

Have you separated and left finances in limbo? Please be aware of how the delay could impact upon your future.

Choosing the right mortgage for you

Posted on 6 February 2023

Choosing the right type of mortgage can be time consuming but it is time well spent. There are two decisions that need to be made early on...

No such thing as common law marriage…

Posted on 23 January 2023

Do you live with your partner but are not married or in a civil partnership? Did you know that your relationship does not entitle you to make financial claims against your partner if you separated?

Dealing with separation in the New Year – We are here to help

Posted on 4 January 2023

People separate for all sorts of reasons and these are often personal to the couple. Certain reasons however, crop up time and time again...

Double Helpings of Sprouts…

Posted on 19 December 2022

For divorced and separated parents, Christmas can require careful planning. Make sure your kids don’t get double sprouts – planning Christmas across two households.

Who will your family pet live with if you separate?

Posted on 1 December 2022

Whilst most people will have some idea as to what is likely to happen to their assets if their relationship breaks down, it is often less clear what will happen to the family pet.

Financial claims after a divorce. It isn’t over yet…

Posted on 18 November 2022

It is important to highlight that the obtaining of a divorce and the Final Order to end your marriage or civil partnership does not end the financial claims that you have against each other.

Reform to Cohabitation Law – rejected!

Posted on 9 November 2022

It is with concern that the Government has rejected proposals to reform the legal position of couples who cohabit. This is a short sighted decision by the government and the reality is that society has changed and the law needs to keep pace with it.

Which Employees have the right to request flexible or part-time working?

Posted on 4 November 2022

Buying a new home? Here are the key stages of the conveyancing process…

Posted on 12 October 2022

The precise stages involved in the purchase of a home vary according to the circumstances. However, the key stages include...

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