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16 April 2019
Many small business owners will be surprised to learn that technically, on the death of a sole trader, the business dies too; any assets that are owned by the sole trader are part of the estate of the deceased for which probate must be obtained. Read more
9 April 2019
Today the government has announced new legislation to overhaul the divorce law in England and Wales. The news means that divorcing couples will be able to have a “fault free divorce” and will no longer need to blame each other for the breakdown of their marriage. Read more
4 April 2019
Throughout April, the Family Law team in Norwich is offering free initial consultations for those seeking advice on divorce, separation, cohabitation and pre and post nuptial agreements. Read more
12 March 2019
Not just for the rich and famous! Read more
11 March 2019
Mother's Day is well known for being a day to celebrate our mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers and everything they do for us. However, it is easy to assume that mothers have more rights over their children than fathers. Read more
11 February 2019
At this romantic time of year, many couples get that warm fuzzy feeling and decide to take their relationships to the next level. Whether you’re planning to pop the question or saying a teary-eyed yes, be sure to know how your legal rights will change after the big day. Read more
5 January 2019
It is a sad reality that the New Year brings about a peak in separations and applications for divorce and dissolution of civil partnership. Read more
11 December 2018
Karen Bacon explains just a few of the tricky issues that probate presents that can mean It’s far from a DIY matter. Read more
22 August 2018
Divorce is rarely a positive experience but when there is a family business involved, the emotional and financial costs have a wider impact. It is generally best for everyone if the business continues in some way - it’s a valuable income generating asset after all. But how do you deal with the emotional pain of separation and keep the business running? Read more
25 July 2018
A: Even if your business is unlikely to continue in the event of your death, because it relies on your personal skills and expertise, chances are that you will still need Business Executors if you are still trading when you die. Read more