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Discover 3 expert strategies from our Brabners Personal estate planning lawyers to help family business owners minimise the financial impact of upcoming inheritance tax changes.
Mediation may not be suitable for every case. Our family law team explain 15 exemptions where court proceedings may be more appropriate.
In the realm of financial remedy proceedings following divorce, the duty of full and frank financial disclosure is a long-established principle.
Three common divorce pitfalls involve clean break orders, pension rights and Will writing. Find out the importance of obtaining a financial order.
Refusing to participate in a non-court dispute resolution method of mediation without good reason can now lead to court-imposed costs sanctions.
Here, Chris Fairhurst explores Mr Vince’s experience of the financial settlement process and outlines the importance of considering nuptial agreements.
Our family law team answer some of the common questions they are asked about the family mediation process.
A pet-nup is an agreement between a couple that sets out the right of ownership to a pet, together with any arrangements for ongoing care and responsibilities.
From 27 January 2025, journalists and legal bloggers will be able to request what are known as ‘transparency orders’ in Family Court proceedings across England and Wales.
As we enter a new year, there are many areas within family law that are ripe for reform — including around cohabitation, financial remedy orders and prenups.
Our family law team reflect on key legal milestones and where the law can further develop to support the rights and recognition of the LGBTQ+ community.
Following the festive period — and in the optimism of a new year ahead — many couples find themselves taking a hard and truthful look at their relationship.