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As a nation of pet lovers, you may expect there to be clear rules about what should happened to a family pet when a relationship comes to an end. Sadly, this is not the case, and pets are treated as chattels – the same as any other personal...
Over the last decade, injunctions made under the Family Law Act have increased by around 50%, as the law related to Domestic Abuse has continued to expand. Obviously, there are many cases in which people need the protection of the Court, and an Order is...
As Rebecca Laffan reported in April of last year, Capital Gains Tax rules for separating couples are changing. Following the Spring Budget, we now know that these rules are coming into force in April 2023. What are the new rules? The new rules are...
Am I legally liable for the behaviour of my employees at our Christmas party?
It is important to realise that a work’s Christmas party is a work-related event and it should be treated as an extension of the workplace. So, you can be legally liable for the behaviour of members of staff whilst at a Christmas party. The best way...
It’s common for parents to want to help their adult children financially, for example, providing support when a couple buy their first home together. But how should this money be dealt with if the couple are married and later divorce? When the...
"We both want the dog!" - who keeps your pet when you separate or divorce?
As a nation of pet lovers, you may expect there to be clear rules about what should happened to a family pet when a relationship comes to an end. Sadly, this is not the case, and pets are treated as chattels – the same as any other personal...
