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If you have ever looked at raising finance for your own company your lender may have mentioned that they require you to provide a “personal guarantee”. This is an important part of the lender’s overall…

There are various ways in which a Will may be challenged on the grounds of the validity. This may include the deceased lacking testamentary capacity at the time of providing instructions for the Will and…

Following the Chancellor’s announcement earlier this month regarding the extension to the Furlough scheme, HM Treasury has now published The Coronavirus Act 2020 Functions of her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme) Direction. In…

 Please note all further webinars in this series have been cancelled and will shortly be available to view on our website as recordings. * We have launched our new weekly webinar series focused on private client law….

We are delighted to announce that Anica Holderness has been promoted to the position of Senior Associate within our Residential Property department. Anica qualified as a solicitor in 2006 and has worked at Pinney Talfourd…

Directors of a right to manage (“RTM”) company often lack company law knowledge. This issue can be overcome by instructing a professional advisor, but these leaves you wholly reliant on their advice. Furthermore, without a…

The Government has confirmed the details of the “Winter Truce” outlined in our article from September. The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, Robert Buckland QC MP has now written to several associations representing…

As Christmas approaches separated or divorced parents often find the subject of contact with their children over Christmas challenging to resolve. In a pandemic, the question of balancing the welfare of the children and the…

Stress and upset following a death in the family can occasionally lead to disputes on choices of burial, cremation and frequently location. A deceased’s Will may indicate a preference for burial or cremation, but where…

The process of sorting out a person’s affairs when they die can be difficult and upsetting for the surviving family members involved.The situation can be exacerbated when issues arise that cause delay and in turn,…