The Importance of Having a Shareholder Agreement for Your Limited Company
As a business owner, whether you’re starting a new venture or managing an established company, one of the most important…
Why is mediation necessary and do I need to attend?
Unfortunately, mediation has to be attempted, in most cases, before an application can be made to court for an order…
Neonatal care leave and pay – Employers are you ready?
Following the recent government’s newly published regulations setting out the new statutory rights for neonatal care leave and pay which…
Understanding Parental Responsibility
Parental responsibility is a crucial aspect of family law in the UK, determining the rights and responsibilities of parents towards…
Understanding Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor Loans and the Need for Independent Legal Advice
A Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor (JBSP) loan is a type of mortgage where two individuals (typically family members) jointly apply…
What is the Renters Rights Bill and What Impact will it Have on Private Residential Tenancies?
The Renters Rights Bill (“the Bill”), which is currently being debated in Parliament, proposes significant reforms to UK housing legislation…
The Myth of the “Common Law Spouse” in English Law
In England and Wales, the term “common law spouse” is often used to describe unmarried couples who have lived together…
Increases to NMW are coming in 2025 – Are you ready for the increase?
Recommendations of the Low Pay Commission have been accepted by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves and has announced…
Helping Vulnerable Adults Manage their Affairs
We are often asked the question “ My child is not able to look after their financial affairs and I…
Proposed Review of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954: What it Means for Landlords and Tenants
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (“the Act”) has been a foundation of commercial property law for over 70 years,…