Learn how different kinds of taxes are affected during a divorce or separation in the UK so you can take steps to avoid overpaying.
Each marriage is unique, and so is each divorce settlement. However, we can answer some common questions to give you a better understanding of the process and what to expect.
Many people consider “domestic violence” to be actual physical violence against a person or an imminent threat of physical violence. As a result many people remain in unhappy relationships, tolerating unacceptable behaviour. In this bulletin we look at what Domestic Abuse is.
Why – when dealing with Restrictive Covenants – you would be well advised to consult a Property Solicitor as soon as possible.
Learn more about IHT, how to value an estate and inheritance tax payment options.
Whatever your opinion and political views, inheritance tax is a financial reality. So it makes sense to know how it will affect you and what steps you can take to soften the blow.
Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) are reliefs that are available to reduce the amount of inheritance tax on farms and business properties.
In this article, we will address some common concerns about what happens to pensions during a divorce.
Resolving financial issues arising from a marriage is often the most difficult part of dealing with a divorce. Initiating the divorce process is only the first step and it is essential you finalise your finances to avoid future claims from your ex. In this article we look at finances upon divorce
What is a separation agreement and how is it used in the UK?
But do you have to give a reason to get divorced in England? Learn more about the relatively new no-fault divorce law and what it means for you.
Our legal experts break down the difference between civil partnerships and marriages.