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Is redundancy pay taxable?
In simple terms redundancy pay, including any severance pay, under £30,000
What’s the difference between joint tenancy and tenants in common?
Joint tenants mean both owners will own the whole of the property together.
Can I give my home to my children as a gift?
Gifting your home can seem like an attractive solution, perhaps to help fun
How are finances and property divided on divorce?
As well as savings and property, you will also need to consider on-going sp
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Cohabitation agreement could have helped feuding lottery winners
Cohabitation agreements are becoming increasingly common among cohabiting couples who are keen to clarify their financial contributions and responsibilities. While some may feel that cohabitation agreements are something of a romance-killer, the consequences of not having one in place can be grave. This was recently underlined in the case of a woman who moved into […]
22nd September 2022News
Resolution Specialist Accreditation re-awarded to Sarah Jones
Congratulations to Family Law Partner Sarah Jones who has again been awarded Resolution Specialist Accreditation. Resolution Specialist Accreditation is a mark of excellence in family law practice, which recognises an outstanding level of skills and expertise. Reaccreditation is required to ensure specialists keep their knowledge current, and Sarah has again demonstrated her knowledge is cutting […]
HR
Five top tips on settlement agreements
Formerly known as a compromise agreement, settlement agreements are used to bring employment to an end on mutually agreed terms. They often involve payment of ‘compensation’ by the employer, on the basis that the employee won’t bring any claims against them
Private Wealth
Majority of people unaware of the risks of using unregulated will-writers
Six out of 10 people are completely unaware that will-writers in the UK are unregulated, leaving consumers with no protection at all. By having a will written by a qualified solicitor, however, people can be sure of their adviser's professional credentials and the body that regulates the services that they provide.
Property
Top five things to ask when choosing a solicitor for your house move
Once you’ve accepted an offer on your property your estate agent will usually ask you for details of the solicitor you’ve chosen to act on your behalf. Your choice of solicitor can make a huge difference to how smoothly your move goes, as well as your stress levels!
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