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Clare has been with Wedlake Bell since 2015. She advises both UK-based and international clients on tax, trusts, cross-border estate planning and succession issues. She has particular experience in advising Middle… Read more →
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Cafcass (the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service) represent children in family court cases in England and “put children’s needs, wishes and feelings first, making sure that children’s… Read more →
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Up until recently, the Law in England and Wales for a divorce only allowed “no fault” to be attributed to either party after a minimum period of two years since separation… Read more →
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We hope you are safe and well and that the issues highlighted in this edition will address some of your estate planning concerns as we move towards life post lockdown.… Read more →
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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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Is it time for landlords to think the unthinkable and consider upward and downward rent reviews? Ben Dunbar looks into his crystal ball to consider the possible impact of Coronavirus… Read more →
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Short term holiday lets using internet website advertising have become a feature of modern life. Websites like Airbnb have made it easy for property owners to use their properties to… Read more →
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Joanna Averley the Government’s new Chief Planner in waiting (who will be replacing Steve Quartermain in September this year) has said “We have many challenges to address over the coming… Read more →
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It’s not often we mention summary judgment decisions in QIA but the case of Sara & Hossein Asset Holdings Limited v Blacks Outdoor Retail Limited [2020] EWHC 1263 (Ch) has… Read more →