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Until now it has been the norm for each party to instruct their own solicitor whose role is to advise them as an individual as to the...

Mediation is a process to help couples who have decided to separate or divorce to talk things through. Mediators are trained to help you...

In the first Autumn Budget from the new Labour government, there were a number of significant reforms to the UK tax regime. Two of the...

The Budget announced by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves on 30 October 2024 - the first by a Labour government for over a decade...

Businesses involved in the manufacturing, importing and/or distributing of “connectable products” will now need to comply with the...

The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 (ECTEA) received royal assent on 15 March 2022. Part 1 and Schedule 3 (the...

Various orders for financial provision can be made following divorce, including the payment of maintenance, lump sums, orders for the...

If separating couples cannot agree arrangements for their children it may be necessary to seek the assistance of the court. Issues in...

The diversity and increase in use of technology has given rise to an increase in digital, data, cybersecurity and IT laws or regulations...

Anyone who does not currently have access to an e-Visa will need to take action by 31 December 2024. This is because UK Visas &...

As your requirements to occupy property evolve, our property disputes team can help you navigate the challenges and opportunities for...

Background and timelines In 2016 the EU introduced EU Directive 2016/1148, which was brought into UK law by the Network and Information...