Receiving a settlement agreement from your employer can come as a shock. For some employees, it follows a redundancy consultation or workplace restructuring. For others, it comes after a disciplinary process, a grievance or a breakdown in the working relationship....
One of the questions we are regularly asked by separated parents is whether they can change their child’s surname without the other parent’s agreement. The reasons vary from family to family. Sometimes a child has always been known by a different surname...
Most people think obtaining probate is the difficult part of dealing with a loved one’s estate. In reality, it is often only the beginning. We regularly speak to executors who are surprised by the number of legal and financial responsibilities they take on after...
For many businesses, a break clause provides valuable flexibility. It can give a tenant the option to bring a commercial lease to an early end if circumstances change, whether that is because the business needs to relocate, requires different premises or wants to...
For many people going through divorce or separation, dealing with finances can be one of the most challenging parts of the process. There are often immediate concerns about the family home, mortgage payments, savings, pensions and how both parties will manage...
