Forsters comments on the cancellation of the proposed probate charges
Forsters comments on the cancellation of the proposed probate charges.
Read moreJonathan Ross writes for EG on professional negligence claims
Property Litigation partner, Jonathan Ross writes for EG on professional negligence claims against property solicitors.
Read moreElizabeth Small writes for The Times on Stamp Duty Reform
Corporate partner, Elizabeth Small writes for The Times on reforms to SDLT.
Read moreSimon Blain writes for the FT Adviser on ‘How to split the pension on divorce’
Family Partner, Simon Blain writes for the FT Adviser, on the complex area of splitting pensions as part of divorce proceedings.
Read moreForsters wellness programme featured in Law Society Gazette
Head of HR, Alison Fairchild shares her experience of going on sabbatical at Forsters and discusses our sabbatical policy which was introduced as part of the wellness programme.
Read moreEmily Exton and Rebecca Welman write about Undue Influence for the Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal.
Head of Dispute Resolution, Emily Exton and Contentious Trusts and Estates associate, Rebecca Welman provide a summary of recent undue influence cases and outline their relevance for practitioners. The article entitled “Undue influence: Reform needed?” is published in the September 2019 edition of the journal.
Read moreThe cost of cohabiting: Oliver Claridge quoted in Citywire on tax implications for cohabiting couples
Oliver Claridge, associate in our Tax team, comments in Citywire on tax charges for unmarried cohabiting couples.
Read moreEmma Gosling writes for the Property Law Journal on Leasehold Reform
Emma Gosling, senior associate in our Property Litigation team, writes for the Property Law Journal on key developments surrounding leasehold reform over the last few years.
Read moreJo Edwards interviewed on Talk Radio about the law for unmarried couples
Head of Family, Jo Edwards was also interviewed on Talk Radio by Mike Graham about new statistics released by the Office for National Statistics showing trends in living arrangements and the fact that unmarried couples continue to be the fastest growing family type in the UK.
Read moreSimon Blain, quoted in the Daily Telegraph on the rise in ‘Silver splitters’
Family partner, Simon Blain, comments on the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) that show the number of people divorcing aged over 55 has more than doubled. His comments were published in an article in the Daily Telegraph.
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