Receiverships are quietly re-emerging as a key enforcement tool in the current market. Recent data and market activity suggest a shift in this direction...
Under Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, the court must consider a range of factors when deciding how assets should be divided...
Following our recent webinar on the Employment Rights Act reforms, many employers asked the same practical questions. Most organisations are not asking for theory....
A transfer of equity is a common legal process used to change the ownership of a property. This might involve adding a partner to...
With significant changes to inheritance tax on the horizon, anyone with commercial property invested in SSASs (Small Self-Administered Schemes) or SIPPs (Self-Invested Pension Plans)...
Patient safety in the NHS: Protecting lives every day The NHS provides care for millions of people every day. But, even in the best...
Aperture may sound like the name of a pop song, but the right of light is a tangible and complex mechanism in real estate....
Many companies do not fail suddenly. In most cases, insolvency is the result of a gradual decline in performance, followed by financial distress and...
The “Bank of Mum and Dad” remains one of the UK’s largest sources of property finance. With high property prices and strict mortgage criteria,...
Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, has just announced that young people in England will be able to study a new qualification known as V Levels...
The Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in Adcamp LLP v Office Properties PL Ltd and BDB Pitmans LLP v Lee, two similar...
A ‘situationship’ is essentially the grey zone of modern dating. In this article, we will explore what situationships are, how they are recognised by...
What is the white paper? On 23 February 2026, the Department of Education published the latest schools and education white paper, Every Child Achieving...
More than 8,000 families have contributed evidence to a major national inquiry into maternity services in England. Their experiences reveal a deeply concerning picture:...
Ovarian cancer develops in the ovaries and is often diagnosed at an advanced stage because early symptoms are subtle and non-specific. Earlier detection significantly...
Spousal maintenance, also known as spousal support or alimony, is a financial payment made by one spouse or civil partner to the other on...
Living together without getting married is a common choice for many couples. However, it’s essential to understand the legal differences between cohabiting and being...
The statutory duty of candour will be familiar to health and social care providers, but until now, this duty has not extended to public...
Amber Kennedy, an expert in parental legal rights, shares essential information for separated parents considering relocating with their child. Relocation cases remain one of...
The latest provisional data published by NHS England has revealed that 142 patient safety incidents were recorded as Never Events between April and July...
As a parent, you are ultimately responsible for ensuring that your child attends school, and, in most cases, parents will be required to make...
Recent reporting shows that one of the country’s most respected medical centres has launched a “rapid but thorough” review of clinical services amid concerns...
A long-awaited moment for leasehold reform On 27 January, the Prime Minister announced (via TikTok of all places!) the publication of the long-promised Draft...
What is a civil partnership? A civil partnership is a way for couples, whether heterosexual or same sex, to formalise their relationship, without getting...
Technology has enabled new ways for people to harass ex-partners by tracking their movements and spying on their digital platforms. Solicitor Harry Calder explains...
What is no-fault divorce? A ‘no-fault’ divorce is one in which the partner within a marriage – who is asking for the divorce –...
Family mediation: A complete guide Family mediation can be a practical and cost-effective way to resolve issues that arise when a relationship breaks down....
Family legal issues often arise at pivotal moments in people’s lives. While internet searches may offer an initial overview, the legal framework is complex,...
As the year gathers momentum, there is a growing sense at Henry Dannell Private Clients Limited that the mortgage market has entered a more...
Land-owning and farming families often face unique financial and estate planning challenges. Significant wealth may be tied up in land, property and business assets,...
If you want to diversify your investments and improve tax efficiency, you may wish to consider Enterprise Investment Schemes (EIS) or Venture Capital Trusts...
With significant changes to inheritance tax on the horizon, anyone with commercial property invested in SSASs (Small Self-Administered Schemes) or SIPPs (Self-Invested Pension Plans)...
A new thematic review published by NHS Resolution highlights serious and recurring problems in the diagnosis and management of Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injuries (OASIs)...
Before 6 April 2022, a person wishing to apply for a divorce had to explain to the Court the grounds of the breakdown of...
In recent months we at Tees Law have observed an increasing number of clients attempting to rely on legal guidance produced by artificial intelligence...
When a marriage or civil partnership breaks down, one of the most urgent concerns is often: “Can I stay in the family home?” Matrimonial...
In November 2023, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) outlined a series of recommendations to modernise the law for families dealing with fertility...
The Blue Cross, an animal charity, takes in around four pets every week because of divorce or separation. Planning how to take care of...
Family Mediation is increasingly being used by separating couples and families across the UK. In April 2024, the Ministry of Justice reported that over...
What is a family mediator? Family mediators in England and Wales come from a wide range of professional backgrounds. Choosing the right family mediator...
The use of prenuptial agreements in England and Wales has increased significantly over recent decades. Once associated primarily with high-net-worth individuals, prenuptial agreements are...
Choosing a school for a child is a big decision for all parents. Unfortunately for separated parents, it can become even more challenging and...
Family arbitration is a private, confidential process designed to help separating couples resolve disputes without the need for a formal court application. It offers...
If you are a British national who owns a business in France, this article explains how the Dutreil Pact can significantly reduce French inheritance...
The High Court’s decision in Rawbank S.A. v Banfield & Ors [2025] EWHC 3054 (Ch) provides important guidance on the court’s approach to perceived...
Second marriages are becoming increasingly common in the UK. With people living longer, divorcing later in life, and forming new relationships after separation, many...
The Government has accepted the Low Pay Commission’s recommendations, confirming that National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rates will increase from 1 April...
The school holiday season can be stressful enough for separated parents. In this article, we will discuss how to best plan for the holiday....
