Your search for ‘Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP’ returned 292 results

Carol's marriage was dead. You will therefore permit me to repeat, emphatically, that Carol's marriage was as dead as a door-nail.

Surrogacy in Mexico operates under state-level regulations rather than federal law, creating significant legal variations across regions. UK intended parents considering Mexican surrogacy face complex challenges including inconsistent documentation processes, potential language barriers, and varying medical standards. Understanding state-specific requirements, securing independent legal advice, and planning for departure logistics are essential steps before pursuing this increasingly popular but legally int

One of the cornerstones of financial remedy proceedings in England and Wales is the obligation on both parties to give full, frank and clear financial disclosure.

The Court of Appeal has issued its first judgment on personal welfare deputyship applications, clarifying when deputies should be appointed for adults lacking capacity to make welfare decisions. This landmark ruling examines the balance between collaborative decision-making and the practical benefits of formal deputyship, establishing key factors that courts must consider when determining whether appointment would enhance decision-making effectiveness.

Spinal epidural abscess is a rare but potentially catastrophic infection that can cause permanent neurological injury, including paralysis and loss of bodily functions. Early diagnosis is critical, yet the condition presents significant diagnostic challenges due to non-specific symptoms and the rarity of cases, making delays in diagnosis unfortunately common with devastating consequences for patients.

According to the leading charity, Missing People, over 170,000 people are reported missing every year in the UK.

With Inheritance Tax receipts reaching record levels and tax-free thresholds frozen until 2031, families across the UK face growing exposure to substantial tax liabilities on their estates. Understanding how rising property values, unchanged allowances, and complex relief provisions interact has become essential for protecting wealth intended for future generations.

Following a long weekend of gardening, Simon awoke one morning with a sore neck and upper back. He felt that he had simply overdone it in the garden and pulled a muscle.

UK parents considering overseas surrogacy face complex legal challenges around parenthood, immigration, and bringing their child home. This guide examines the critical legal framework governing cross-border surrogacy arrangements, from pre-conception planning through parental orders and nationality requirements, highlighting why early legal advice is essential to navigate multiple jurisdictions and avoid unexpected complications.

Alexandra Knipe interviews Sherlynn Chan, Partner at Deacons in Hong Kong, exploring how Hong Kong's Mental Health Ordinance approaches mental capacity issues through committee appointments and guardianship regimes. They examine key differences between Hong Kong and England & Wales systems, from medical assessments and supervision requirements to the scope of powers granted to those managing vulnerable clients' affairs.

In financial remedy proceedings, timing and information matter. Where there is credible evidence that a spouse is moving money, selling assets, gifting them away...

I have previously written about cases where the accuracy of medical records has been brought into question. In the case of Shaheen v Dr Daish [2025] EWHC3056 we have a case where the court had to determine...

Stepparents in England and Wales often play a central role in raising children, yet many families are unaware that marriage or civil partnership alone does not grant parental responsibility. This article examines the legal distinction between day-to-day care and formal parental responsibility, exploring when stepparents may need legal status and the routes available to obtain it. Drawing on recent case law and statutory provisions, it clarifies the practical implications for blended families navigating educ

When parents separate and disputes arise over child arrangements, understanding how the Family Court determines what is truly in a child's best interests becomes crucial. The court's assessment goes far beyond simply asking what the child wants, examining instead a comprehensive welfare checklist that weighs multiple factors including the child's needs, safety, stability, and long-term wellbeing.

When a marriage or civil partnership ends, one of the most complex and emotionally charged issues is how to divide the couple's finances.

The Grenfell Tower fire was one of the most devastating tragedies in recent UK history, leading to the loss of 72 lives and highlighting significant failures in fire safety regulations and housing management.

The loss of a loved one is always challenging, and discovering unexpected changes in their will can add to the distress. It can be even more troubling if the will seems out of character, perhaps made shortly...

When a marriage ends and wealth extends beyond UK borders, questions arise about how overseas assets will be treated in divorce proceedings. From holiday homes and international investment portfolios to offshore bank accounts and foreign business interests, understanding disclosure obligations, jurisdiction issues and enforcement challenges becomes essential for protecting your financial position.