4 steps in making your commercial letting quick and simple
Step by step guide on making your commercial lease quick and simple
Just Walk charity
‘Just Walk’ to raise funds for charity. 147 walkers joined the ‘Just Walk’ to raise funds for charity in the beautiful surroundings of Windsor on Sunday 31st July 2022. The walk was organised by the Lions Club of London in conjunction with the Consortium for...
Organising Child Arrangements Following Separation
Coming to an agreement on a parenting plan following a separation can be very difficult, especially since it is often a time where emotions are running high. Read more...
No-Fault Divorce
April 2022 will see a significant change to the law on divorce in England and Wales for 50 years. It is an exciting time for family solicitors as the new law will radically change the way we deal with divorces. The reform as outlined in the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will mean that it will no longer be necessary for one party to lay blame on the other to get a divorce.
Marcella saves the day
We recently received the email below from Henry who wanted to let us know how pleased:
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Evicting Tenants following New Tier 4 Restrictions
It is an extremely difficult time for both Landlords and Tenants during these unprecedented times. Following the government’s latest restrictions on 20 December 2020, entering more than 38 million people into tier 4, the following still applies to both Landlords and Tenants...
Commercial Rent Arrears Moratorium Extended Again…
On 9 December 2020 the UK Government announced a further extension to the moratorium on forfeiture of leases on the grounds of non-payment of rent or other sums due, and the presentation of winding-up petitions.
Furlough Fraud – The Countdown Begins?
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) was introduced with the aim of safeguarding UK jobs during Covid-19 and has almost certainly gone a long way to do so. Under the CJRS, businesses have been able to furlough staff rather than make them redundant, with the furloughed staff receiving up to 80% of their wages from the Government in the form of a grant paid to the employer, with an upper limit of £2,500 per month. The CJRS is due to end on 31 March 2021.
Divorce – What Happens About Our Finances?
One of the most common fears and anxieties when a couple divorce is how the marital assets will be divided and whether they will be able to manage financially after separation, particularly where there is only one main breadwinner. This article deals with some...