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28.9.2022 | Tahsin Choudhury

Women more likely to have symptoms ignored by...

An increasing number of women in the UK feel brushed off by GPs when presenting with real symptoms, with many...

23.9.2022 | Simon Nosworthy

Stamp duty is the bane of every home buyer, with only first-time buyers being exempt from paying the tax if...

21.9.2022 | Stephanie Prior

In April last year I wrote a piece about government setting up a taskforce to look into why there are...

8.9.2022 | Jodi Newton

Poor interpretation of a Cardiotocograph, more commonly known as a CTG, is a leading cause of stillbirth and brain injuries...

31.8.2022 | Isabelle James

A review of a recent case concerning consent during fertility treatment. When going through fertility treatment as a couple, it...

31.8.2022 | Isabelle James

Recently in the news has been the outcome of the case of Osborne & Anor v Cambridgeshire County Council [2022] EWHC 1982 (...

30.8.2022 | Lisa Pepper

What is the new procedure for pension sharing? Pensions are one of the biggest assets of a marriage, yet many...

30.8.2022 | Lisa Pepper

Transfer of equity in divorce Transfer of equity refers to the process of transferring part or all of a property...

30.8.2022 | Lisa Pepper

If your divorce is uncontested and there are no disputes over issues such as what happens to the marital home...

22.8.2022 | Sarah Norman-Scott

Proposed Capital Gains Tax Rule Changes Could Reduce Stress for Divorcing Couples The government has proposed a number of changes...