There had been much rumour and speculation before last week's budget about changes to property taxes.

In December 2024, we were delighted to host a webinar to reflect on the Forum on Domestic Violence and the Operation of Article 13(1)(b) of the 1980 Child Abduction Convention which was held in Sandton.

The issue of when and whether non-matrimonial property becomes matrimonial property in the context of financial remedy proceedings has been the subject of much debate by family lawyers...

Experience drives understanding. Proximity builds trust. Shared environments spark action. This is as true for charities as it is for conservation. Small charities are under pressure: demonstrate value, navigate compliance, and secure funding – all with limited capacity.

As of 26 October 2024, a significant update to the Equality Act 2010 (the "Act") has come into force, introducing a new duty for employers across the UK. Under this duty, employers are now required to take...

The highly anticipated Supreme Court judgment in Standish v Standish is set to clarify a crucial question for family lawyers, financial advisers, and their clients alike...

In the last quarter of 2024, there were 3,061 applications to enter a ‘caveat' with the Probate Registry. In the first quarter of 2025, there were 80,278 applications for grants of representation...

Earlier this year, the Law Commission closed its consultation on the way business tenancies are protected under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (the "Act").

Taking an active role in managing someone's affairs, having been appointed as an attorney in an LPA is not something many people are prepared for or have any experience of.

The UK government, as part of measures to collect more tax revenue, reduced tax reliefs on what are called employee ownership trusts. Business founders might jump to the conclusion...

The UK government is reportedly reconsidering aspects of the newly implemented non-UK domiciled (non-dom) tax reforms: extending UK Inheritance Tax (IHT)...

The Alternative Investment Market (AIM), operated by the London Stock Exchange (LSE), is designed to act as a launchpad for growth-oriented companies...

When a household-name charity faces scrutiny for a "toxic" workplace culture, it is tempting to see it as an isolated problem.

Family Investment Companies (FICs) have become a popular and tax-efficient tool for wealth preservation, intergenerational planning, and inheritance tax mitigation in the UK.

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 has abolished upwards-only rent review clauses in commercial leases, marking one of the most significant reforms...

From Angela Rayner's career-undoing underpayment, to Kemi Badenoch's recent announcement that a Tory government would abolish the tax entirely...

Family Investment Companies (FICs) have become an increasingly popular tool for families seeking a tax-efficient way to manage and transfer wealth.Establishing a FIC is a strategic move for long-term...

With over 6.5 million volunteers across England and Wales, the charity sector runs on goodwill, energy, with volunteers doing far more than folding fundraising envelopes at lightning speed and serving endless cups of coffee.

For parents of young children, appointing guardians in a will is one of the most important – and personal – decisions they will ever make. Yet it is often left until last, or addressed only briefly, without fully considering the legal and practical consequences.

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