This week it was announced that the government rejects reform for cohabiting partners put forward by the Women and Equalities committee. […]
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Divorce Lawyer Sue Harlow provides options as to how you can avoid going to court in divorce proceedings to save time and money. […]
Our London employment lawyers discuss the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill and the implications for employers. […]
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In this article we delve into UK Inheritance Tax and Domicile including what ‘domicile’ means and its implication on UK Inheritance Tax. […]
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Regular catch ups – ensuring open dialogue within teams can allow you to recognise early signs of emotional distress, identify […]
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Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rule change for divorcing couples will be implemented from 6th April 2023 Find out more and how we can help here. […]
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On Sunday 3rd October 2023, Hanne & Co Partner Steven Bannell completed The London Marathon for The Brain Tumour Charity. […]
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Public Interest Immunity (PII) is a common law principle allowing a litigant to refuse to disclose evidence to other litigants on the bases that it would be damaging to the public interest. […]
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Our reported case draws attention to the wider implications and ability of dishonest parties to produce fraudulent documents in divorce cases. […]
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What to do if you are faced with non-disclosure of information or fraudulent documents by your ex-spouse in divorce proceedings. […]
