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Businesses are increasingly reducing headcounts in favour of AI – how can they do so responsibly? (People Management)

2 September 2024

As the use of AI continues to increase in all sectors of work, it is essential that when employers look to…

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How to break into technology from a working-class background (The Times)

22 August 2024

Despite being the country's fastest growing sector, technology employees from working class backgrounds are…

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What are the risks with applying for a divorce online? Legal expert highlights why and how many couples end up regretting it (IFA Magazine)

20 August 2024

The ability to make an application for divorce online has made the process easier for parties, but has also…

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Ben and Jen – their family lawyers are likely to be busy (Today’s Family Lawyer)

20 August 2024

What additional considerations arise for solicitors when dealing with a divorce of a second marriage?

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Molly Mae and Tommy Fury’s net worth before split and who brings in most of the cash (Express)

15 August 2024

Molly Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have brought a lot of money into their five year relationship and have just…

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Family lawyers comment on shock Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury split (Today’s Family Lawyer)

15 August 2024

As there is no such thing as ‘common law marriage’, Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury will go their separate…

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What is the work like in a law firm outside London? (Solicitors Journal)

6 August 2024

There has recently been a growing number of lawyers choosing to swap from law firms inside London to regional firms.

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Lidl construction consultant called ‘grandad’ by colleagues wins age discrimination claim after lack of degree was used as reason for redundancy (People Management)

2 August 2024

How employers can approach the redundancy process to prevent indirect discrimination.

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Kyler Walker – A Poor Defender? (The Legal Diary)

19 July 2024

How does Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 operate when the parents relationship breaks down?

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What NOT to do on social media during a separation (Talented Ladies Club)

8 July 2024

Navigating a breakup or separation requires careful handling of social media.

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The statistics indicate that millennials are marrying later in life (Today’s Family Lawyer)

5 July 2024

How couples can navigate financial considerations before marriage.

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Wellbeing week: 24th – 30th June 2024 (Today’s Family Lawyer)

20 June 2024

Can we be the best family lawyers for our clients if our wellbeing is suffering?

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Rory McIlroy’s court costs to call off divorce amid friends’ financial Erica Stoll theory (The Mirror)

13 June 2024

Could the legal costs of a divorce be influential?

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Head of Family Natasha Grande recognised in Spear’s Magazine Best family lawyers for high-net-worth clients 2024

12 June 2024

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Your Questions: My ex-partner won’t pay his share of the rent? (Financial Times)

15 May 2024

Cohabitation when there is no chance of reconciliation with your partner.

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Neighbours at war over ‘inches’ of land face massive legal costs (The Times)

2 May 2024

A disagreement concerning overhanging gutters has led to legal fees surpassing £150,000.

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What are the lessons for business from the Red Bull allegations? (Personnel Today)

26 April 2024

The Red Bull scandal provides critical lessons for businesses regarding the importance of ethical conduct and…

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Probate charges hit £300 – as wait times surge (The Telegraph)

22 April 2024

Families are set to face a 10pc increase in the cost of applying for a grant of probate from May.

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The gig economy: a new chapter? (People Management)

18 April 2024

A tribunal case may set a precedent for a new class of gig worker seeking to obtain employment rights.

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Tata Steel threatens to withhold enhanced redundancy package (Personnel Today)

16 April 2024

Tata Steel has indicated that an enhanced redundancy package may not be available if employees choose to strike.

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A day in the life as a family lawyer (Today’s Family Lawyer)

9 April 2024

A behind-the-scenes look at the demanding yet fulfilling role of a family lawyer.

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Avanti West Coast under fire for menopause gift bags (HR Magazine)

4 April 2024

Avanti West Coast has faced backlash after offering a menopause employee support group a gift bag that rail…

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Dementia cases and inheritance disputes: How to challenge a will (The Money Pages)

4 April 2024

As dementia becomes more prevalent and family relationships grow more complex, the number of will disputes has…

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How family lawyers should respond to the ongoing rise of cohabitating couples in 2024 (Today’s Family Lawyer)

4 April 2024

Recent data from the ONS reveals that the percentage of individuals in cohabiting couples has risen from 20.6%…

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Understanding the implications of the Renters (Reform) Bill (8.9ha)

22 March 2024

On 11 February 2024, Michael Gove reiterated the government's commitment to abolishing residential "no-fault"…

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Wilsons News

Senior Associate Sue Pritchett recognised in Spear’s Magazine Landed Estate Lawyers Index 2024

18 March 2024

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Growth in the family sector – how are you managing it? (Today’s Family Lawyer)

13 March 2024

How will family courts deal with the GLP Index predicted growth of +3% for family lawyers in 2024?

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Where now for mediation? (Law Society Gazette)

2 February 2024

On the last day of Family Mediation Week, the government announced it had stopped plans to make mediation…

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The ever-increasing burden on residential landlords (Property Wire)

1 February 2024

With further reforms on the way many landlords consider the future looks bleak.

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Changes to national insurance contributions: an employer’s guide (People Management)

11 January 2024

What do the changes to national insurance contributions mean for employers and employees?

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Good Practice, The Art of Divorce (Arts Industry)

13 December 2023

How to avoid the pitfalls for divorcing artists.

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Protecting the Bank of Mum and Dad (and other similar “banks”) (Property Wire)

13 December 2023

For most first-time buyers getting on the property ladder seems impossible due to property prices escalating.

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Top tips for recruiting the right family lawyer (Today’s Family Lawyer)

11 December 2023

How do you know you are recruiting the family lawyer?

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Resolution calls for more rights for unmarried couples (Today’s Family Lawyer)

28 November 2023

Unlike their married counterparts, unmarried couples have few or no rights in the event of a relationship breakdown.

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Directors and Managers: How to navigate changes within your team (SME Today)

15 November 2023

In the post-pandemic era, managers and directors, especially in SMEs, must navigate new challenges such as…

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AI in Family Law: Are we all out of a job? (Today’s Family Lawyer)

9 November 2023

Family law is experiencing a noteworthy shift as AI technology becomes an essential tool for lawyers and…

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How to minimise the risk of contractual disputes (FT Adviser)

24 October 2023

Don't sleepwalk into business contracts without giving a thought to the contract terms or what they might mean.

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Labour proposes reform to Cohabitation Laws (Today’s Family Lawyer)

18 October 2023

At the latest Labour Party Conference, proposals were made about reform to cohabitation laws.

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The ever changing landscape for a family lawyer (Today’s Family Lawyer)

5 October 2023

Resolution Together (RT) is a model that allows lawyers to work with and advise couples jointly including…

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Will the Predictable Terms and Conditions Act change anything? (Personnel Today)

3 October 2023

Individuals employed on a casual basis will soon have the opportunity to appeal for more consistent contracts…

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Court delays and the impact on family practitioners (Today’s Family Lawyer Podcast)

2 October 2023

The Today’s Family Lawyer podcast welcomes Natasha Grande, Head of Family at Wilsons LLP, to discuss the…

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What can be done about delays in the family courts? (LexisNexis)

25 September 2023

Natasha Grande considers the implications of the latest Family Court Statistics and what steps are and can be…

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Doing Away With Dirty Laundry (New Law Journal)

15 September 2023

When private details of divorces & separations leak out, the impact on the parties’ reputations can be huge.

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Turning Back The Clock on Court Delays (New Law Journal)

11 September 2023

As the backlog in private children cases keeps escalating, Natasha Grande is calling on family law…

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How prenuptial agreements can help shape farming family futures (Farmers Weekly)

21 August 2023

The importance of securing a prenuptial agreement.

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How to choose the right law firm for you as a family lawyer (Today’s Family Lawyer)

15 August 2023

As a junior lawyer, choosing the right law firm can be overwhelming with so many specialist family firms out there.

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Farms are tricky assets in divorce (South East Farmer)

2 August 2023

Divorce proceedings involving farms present unique challenges due to their high capital value but low income yield.

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Agents warned to tread carefully on Court of Protection sales (Estate Agent Today)

1 August 2023

Agents are being strongly advised to take care when managing sales for individuals with diminished mental capacity.

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UK Divorce Ruling Over Case When A Party Dies – More Reactions (WealthBriefing)

27 July 2023

A ruling by the UK Supreme Court against a claim to pursue financial relief during or after divorce when a…

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Do men or women make better family lawyers? (Today’s Family Lawyer)

17 July 2023

Resolution’s 2022 Annual Report confirmed that out of 6,351 members, 75.4% were female and 24.6% male.

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