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Episode 24 – Tax
Trisha Siddique speaks with Laurence Parry a tax partner at Kreston Reeves LLP. Laurence has had a wide and varied career, training with a big four firm, before becoming tax… Read more →
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Episode 23 – Asian Single Parents Network
Trisha Siddique speaks to Aruna Bansal, the founder of the Asian Single Parents Network CIC (ASPN), the only support network for both single mums and dads across the UK for… Read more →
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EPISODE 22 – Two Lawyers, One Goal
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Separation Tax Anxiety
In this article for the STEP Journal, Helen Barnett, a senior associate in the Private Client team, and Trisha Siddique, a senior associate in the Family team, discuss how capital… Read more →
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CGT and Divorce Explained
Senior Associates in our Family and Private Client teams, Trisha Siddique and Helen Barnett, look at the capital gains tax consequences of separation and divorce in light of potential changes… Read more →
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Good Divorce Week
This week is #Good Divorce Week. The family team at Wedlake Bell LLP are members of #Resolution – a community of family justice professionals committed to resolving family disputes in… Read more →
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ENTREPRENEURS: HOW TO PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS FROM DIVORCE
This week is Global Entrepreneurship Week which is the world’s biggest celebration of entrepreneurship. Dream big Richard Branson is famously quoted to have said “there is no greater thing you… Read more →
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SECOND WAVE COVID 19- I can’t afford to pay maintenance
While the Government considers options for a wider support package as the Furlough scheme comes to an end in October, many employees fear redundancy is around the corner. Whether you… Read more →
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PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENTS – A WORTHWHILE INVESTMENT
The notion of prenuptial agreements is commonly associated with the fabulously rich seeking to protect their holiday home in the French Riviera. Although nuptial agreements have traditionally been thought of… Read more →
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Coronavirus: Co-Parenting Struggles at Lockdown
As daily life grinds to a halt, millions of separated parents have been worried that during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, they will not be able to see their child or… Read more →
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Mixed-sex civil partnership union begins
From Monday 2 December 2019, mixed-sex couples in England and Wales can choose to enter into a civil partnership rather than get married. The first ceremonies won’t take place until… Read more →