Family matters: Dealing with a breakdown
Family breakdowns can be the result of long periods of heartbreak, sadness and unhappiness, but it's important to remember that the difficult decision to break...
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Fraud unravels all
Family lawyers will today be breathing a sigh of relief for their clients that the highest court in the land has today ruled that there...
Julian Waldon
Associate, FamilyCouncil pays the price for incorrect local search result
In the recent case of Chesterton Commercial (Oxon) Ltd v Oxfordshire County Council, the High Court held that a local authority (LA) was liable to...
Anne Bridger
Senior Solicitor, Commercial PropertyBuilders and Developers – VAT Zero Rating of Residential Property...
A developer thought that he had constructed a new dwelling and that the sale of it was a zero rated supply so that the input...
Roderick Campbell
Partner, Head of Commercial PropertyResidential Landlords’ Update
Residential landlords get some good news and bad news this month. The good news is that the deadline for registering multi-let properties that have a...
Roderick Campbell
Partner, Head of Commercial PropertyRetail Beware: A new proposal for shopping on Sunday
At the moment, shops and retail in England and Wales over 280 sq m can only open between the hours of 10.00am and 6.00pm, for a...
Gaenor Thomas
Associate, Commercial PropertyThe return: A weekend of showjumping
Hart Brown’s Emily Wiggins and her horse Basil returned to the showjumping circuit after a 4 month break recovering from an injury this weekend. Basil...
Emily Wiggins
Consultant, Trusts & EstatesPro Bono Bonus
The government has recently said that lawyers need to do more pro bono work which most of us already do in one form or another....
Paul Grimwood
Partner & Accredited MediatorCan it be illegal to comply with the law of...
Sounds like a barmy question don't you think? Well, if you wanted another example of how complicated modern life is becoming then one needs to...
