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23.4.2024 | Jenny Walsh

A Guide to Life Interest Trusts

In today’s complex families, protecting assets for your children while ensuring that a surviving spouse can still enjoy them...

23.4.2024 | Jenny Walsh

With a discretionary trust, there is no automatic right for beneficiaries to receive funds from the trust. Instead, the trustees...

22.4.2024 | Joseph Gunn

When it comes to writing a will, you want to make sure that your wishes are known and that the...

16.4.2024 | Emma Vincent Miller

An introduction to public law Public law governs the relationship between public bodies, such as central government or local government,...

16.4.2024 | Rahul Kanani

Age is just a number? Shining a light on Local Authorities’ Short-Form Assessments of Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children A recent report...

16.4.2024 | Lisa Pepper

New guidance, if properly applied, could effectively compel couples to try anything but court as a way to resolve their...

8.4.2024 | Victoria Plisson

Si vous êtes un ressortissant français ayant des liens avec l’Angleterre et que vous envisagez de divorcer, les...

8.4.2024 | Victoria Plisson

Introduction If you are a French national with connections to England and considering a divorce, both the French courts and...

22.3.2024 | Katie de Swarte

If the contents of a will comes as a surprise, then one of the things to consider is whether the...

14.2.2024 | Sophie Price

What is Estoppel? In general terms, estoppels operate where one party has acted on the basis of a statement made...