Listen: Divorce in the time of Coronavirus
The Covid-19 crisis has made the complicated process of navigating the family courts even more difficult. To help, Spear’s assembled…
ByThe Covid-19 crisis has made the complicated process of navigating the family courts even more difficult. To help, Spear’s assembled…
ByWithers has unveiled a new initiative that allows divorces to be conducted remotely Private client powerhouse Withers Worldwide has announced…
ByFor many people, the first week back in the office after the Christmas break tends to be quite subdued. A…
ByFinancing more complex, multi-jurisdictional legal battles may soon be the new norm for litigation funders, write Jonathan Tickner and Holly…
ByContrary to popular belief, the confrontational route to divorce can actually wrap matters up more quickly than alternative methods, write…
ByFor individuals reliant on a careful day count to avoid becoming UK tax resident, the price of self-isolation could be…
ByAs the social media industry develops, it is important that influencers are aware of their tax liabilities, writes Anna Tragotsi…
ByWhen thinking about leaving the UK, these are the tax considerations to bear in mind – before you fly, says…
ByThe headline-grabbing ruling made by Judge Robin Tolson may sadly not be a one-off if urgent steps are not taken…
ByDisputes between neighbours over building projects often attract press attention, especially when they concern HNWs or celebrities. Jess Smith and…
ByThe days of a quickie divorce are numbered – if you want to name and shame, it’s time to get…
ByMake your will as all-encompassing as possible to enjoy the holiday season conflict-free, writes Rebecca Waterhouse A daughter disinherited. A…
ByNoah Baumbach’s new film depicts the human and legal elements of what it is like to deal with a broken…
ByThe bizarre case of a reported-£100,000 banana being eaten at Art Basel sheds light on some of the more contentious…
ByA recent HMRC ruling sheds light on the differences between tax evasion (illegal) and tax mitigation (legal), writes Jerry Jamieson…
ByLabour’s radical manifesto relies heavily on IHT reform, but what does it actually mean for taxpayers, asks Mike Hodges One…
By‘She needs a trusted advisor who will cut through the noise and tell her to be a realist’, writes Marjha…
ByThe question of ‘gardens and grounds’ can have a substantial impact on tax liability upon estate purchase and sale, writes…
ByDormant accounts seem to represent the closest thing to a ‘free money tree’ that charities could wish for, but they…
ByThe foreign secretary’s promised law for those responsible for human rights abuses should be accompanied by an efficient enforcement mechanism,…
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