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Is it Time for No-Fault Divorce?

16 Feb 2017 | Under advice | Posted by | 0 Comments

With the media reporting the case of Worcestershire woman, Tini Owens, who has been refused a divorce after the break down of her 39-year marriage; Associate Solicitor Rachel Bloxwich considers whether now is the time for a change in the law. Hollywood has a lot to answer for — I’ve been asked many times over […]

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Employment Highlights 2017

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Whilst BREXIT remains high on the agenda, there are a number of employment changes that will have a more immediate effect on UK businesses. Apprenticeship Levy This spring, the way in which apprenticeships are funded is changing. Companies with an annual payroll of more than £3m will pay 0.5% into a pot. In return they […]

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Are you aware of the potential pitfalls of buying a new-build property?

14 Feb 2017 | Under advice, Property | Posted by | 0 Comments

Lindsey Faulkner, of our Conveyancing Team, discusses the hidden dangers of purchasing a new-build property. Recently, the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire highlighted a trap for new-build home buyers in the UK. According to the report, thousands of home-owners are finding out that they have purchased new-build, long-leasehold properties where the cost of purchasing their freehold is […]

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8 Year Court Battle Results in a Victory for Cohabitees

9 Feb 2017 | Under advice | Posted by | 0 Comments

The Family and Private Client Team highlight the importance of cohabitees putting the right legal safeguards in place following a high profile Court case decided yesterday.  Denise Brewster has fought an 8-year Court battle to secure provision from her deceased partner’s pension. It remains to be seen whether this case will be a landmark decision […]

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We Now Offer Free Saturday Consultations for Family Law Issues

3 Feb 2017 | Under Latest News | Posted by | 0 Comments

Saturday Surgery- Family Law Advice On the last Saturday of the month, beginning 25th February 2017 We understand that it’s not always easy to get time off from work, especially to get legal advice about family matters.  That’s why we’re pleased to offer our Saturday morning legal advice surgery on the last Saturday of each […]

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The dangers of using a same or similar name of an insolvent company

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There are many complex issues that can arise out of the decision to use the same or a similar name to an insolvent company, also known as using: “prohibited name”. Doing so incorrectly can lead to a fine, imprisonment, or both; as well as personal liability for Directors. The Insolvency Team at Bradley Haynes Solicitors explains how […]

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Are you prepared for the upcoming changes to the Insolvency Rules?

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The Insolvency Team highlight some of the key changes to the long-waited Insolvency Rules which come into force on 6th April 2017. The Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016 (“2016 Rules”) will repeal and replace the existing Insolvency Rules 1986 (“1986 Rules”) and will apply to all future insolvency appointments. PURPOSE OF THE CHANGES To reflect […]

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Time to make a change?

6 Jan 2017 | Under advice | Posted by | 0 Comments

Rachel Bloxwich, an associate solicitor with our specialist family law team has put together a helpful insight into some of the trigger events that may lead to separation and divorce following the Christmas period: Many people treat New Year as a time to reassess their lives, priorities and relationships. Often when there have been difficulties […]

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AB Commercial Supports Ride to Paris for Scope

27 Jul 2013 | Under Latest News | Posted by | 0 Comments

This July, friend of the firm Steve Coldicott of Fuel Recruitment is riding from London to Paris in aid of the charity Scope in just 24 hours! The ride starts in South London at noon on the 6th July and arrives in Paris at noon on the 7th July, 280 miles later! Steve needs to […]

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