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Married to a Wealthy Partner? High Net Worth Divorce

What is D-Day? (Divorce Day) Divorce D-Day is the day when most couples consider ending their marriages after the festive holidays. The date falls on the first Monday of the full working week of January. I’m married to a wealthy partner and I want a divorce I got a call last week from a worried […]

All You Need To Know About Joint Venture Agreements

Your business is ready to embark on a new project. You have tested the market, performed the necessary due diligence and, after reviewing your overall business strategy and aims, you have decided to partner with another company or companies to turn your vision into a reality. Forming a joint venture holds many advantages including: Access […]

Get It On Paper – Written Resolutions In Company Law

One of the most common images that comes to mind when thinking about how a company makes decisions is of a group of individuals huddled around a boardroom table. Although many companies still prefer to decisions this way, companies are also permitted to take advantage of electronic communication methods for their decision-making processes. Section 281 […]

Divorce D-Day – For Christmas This Year, I’ve Decided To Give You What You’ve Always Wanted: Divorce

“It’s all too much – I just can’t cope – I’ve had enough” What is it about Christmas that brings out the best and the worst in us? Research conducted by the charity Relate reveals that 70% of us will have an argument or fight with a loved one or family member over the festive […]

What are sections 24-28 of the landlord and tenant act?

Section 24 of the Landlord and Tenant Act provides that a tenancy shall not come to an end unless terminated by the provisions if the Landlord and Tenant Act. The tenant under the Landlord and Tenant Act may apply for the court for a new tenancy if the landlord has given notice under s 25 of the […]

How a divorce solicitor can protect a father’s rights

When it comes to a separation involving children, the most common practice that is followed in the United Kingdom is that the children will remain in the care of their mother. In most cases, this works out fine where the mother agrees on a reasonable amount of contact time for the father to have with […]

The Pension Act 2008 – What Employees Need To Know

The Pension Act 2008 is the Governments way of telling the people of the United Kingdom that we are not saving enough. Millions of people don’t save for retirement because a significant portion of the UK has low financial literacy and little understanding of the pension system. This often affects those on the lower end […]

Three Top Tips for Buying Luxury Property in London

For individuals looking to invest in buying a luxury property in London UK , you know this is where you need to be for investing in valuable properties. Boasting some of the worlds best addresses, finest schools, beautiful parks, excellent shopping and cultural activities, the UK capital has it all. Not to mention the convenience […]

How to Sue Someone Abroad

Note: On 23 June 2016, the UK held a referendum on its membership of the EU, with a 52% majority voting in favour of the UK leaving the EU. This is a momentous decision with wide ranging implications for UK and EU law. The full impact of the UK’s decision to withdraw from the EU […]

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