Recent changes to changes to how Mediation Information Meetings should be undertaken
Mediation is key part of the divorce and separation process and Helen Cankett always looks to keep negotiations and agreements out of the Courts.
The rules surrounding Capital Gains Tax for separating and divorcing couples are being relaxed
As Family lawyers we try to relieve the stress of a divorce or dissolving a civil partnership wherever possible as we know it can be one of the most emotionally and mentally stressful periods of a person’s life
The National Insurance rollercoaster
Steve Herbert, Wellbeing & Benefits Director at Partners&, guest writes an article on the 2022/23 rollercoaster of National Insurance payments
Companies House – another day, another register
Today, 1 August 2022, marks the implementation of aspects of the new Register of Overseas Entities in a move to increase transparency of corporate entities
Progress update: Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Bill
In this article, Ellie Forsyth discusses some recent developments regarding the progression of the Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Bill and what we can expect to happen next.
To Mediate, or Not to Mediate, for how much longer will that be a question?
In this article, Natalie considers the recent proposals unveiled by the Government relating to compulsory Mediation for all civil claims up to the value of £10,000.
What’s next for landlords and tenants in the private rented sector?
Natalie McMahon and Santos Hau consider the recent White Paper published by the Government, outlining their intentions to introduce wide sweeping reforms to the private rented sector.
‘No fault divorce’ is now a reality
Helen Cankett, a Partner in the BPE Family team, explains what the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 is and how separating couples will benefit from it.
Tax changes effective April 2022
Anthony Rudge explains the upcoming tax increases, and their purpose, which are due to come into effect in April 2022.
Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill receives Royal Assent
Residential leaseholds have been the subject of many consultations. The latest development in the process concerns the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill which formally became law after receiving Royal Assent on 8th February 2022.
No Fault Divorce Law – A Timely Reminder
With changes taking place to divorce laws from 6th April 2022, should you start the process now or wait until after that date?
Is self-isolation still the answer for employers?
Advice for employers in England on the latest self-isolation guidance which holds that from Thursday 24 February 2022 people who test positive for Covid will no longer be legally required to self-isolate.