How Legal Documents Can Help To Protect Your Business on Divorce
Dominic Lee
Relationship breakdown and divorce is usually a period of significant change and uncertainty. For business owners, the stress and anxiety can be exacerbated with worrying about what will happen to their business on divorce. The good news is that there are legal documents that can be put in place to create much greater certainty as to what should happen with assets on divorce including business interests.
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The Domestic Abuse (Safe Leave) Bill - How Employers can Support Employees
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Aleksandra Flack
- 11 Apr 2025
- Law Blog
- Employment Law
Aleksandra Flack
The Domestic Abuse (Safe Leave) Bill aims to offer essential assistance to employees experiencing domestic abuse. This article examines the Bill’s objectives, its importance, and how businesses can prepare to support affected employees.
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Dividing Matrimonial and Non Matrimonial Assets on Divorce
Emma Lawler
Emma Lawler is a Partner in our Family Law Team, specialising in financial remedy negotiations upon divorce. Here she outlines the two main principles that apply when dividing matrimonial and non matrimonial assets.
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Spring 2025 Employment Law Update
- 7 Apr 2025
- Law Blog
- Employment Law
This year's statutory pay rates take effect this month, including a significant jump in the national minimum wage rate for 18 to 20-year-olds, as the Government moves towards a single rate for workers aged 18 and over.
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What happens after Completion of your property purchase?
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Edward Sharpe
- 4 Apr 2025
- Law Blog
- Residential Property
Edward Sharpe
If you are buying a home, you will probably breathe a sigh of relief on completion as you pick up the keys to your new home and can finally move in. However, this is not the end of the conveyancing process, and there are several things your solicitor must still do to protect your interests.
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What happens to Pensions on divorce?
Natalie Wiles
The Court have wide powers when it comes to financial issues on divorce but one of the most overlooked areas is the issue of pensions. Pensions can be shared on divorce, just like other assets, but they are also a complex area which often requires expert advice from a pensions actuary to properly consider.
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