Jo Edwards quoted in The Sunday Times on the court’s approach to finances on divorce
Head of Family, Jo Edwards’ comments were featured in the Sunday Times article “Sharer or splitter – what sort of money couple are you?”.
Read moreHead of Family, Jo Edwards’ comments were featured in the Sunday Times article “Sharer or splitter – what sort of money couple are you?”.
Read moreChris Myers, Head of International Residential Real Estate, writes for Prime Resi on key criteria that Asian investors consider when analysing investment opportunities in the London residential market.
Read moreEmma Gosling, senior associate in our Property Litigation team, writes for News on the Block on the reform of Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988.
Read moreHead of Residential Property, Lucy Barber, answers a reader’s question in The Sunday Times’s 'Home Help Q&A' regarding issues surrounding enfranchisement.
Read moreResidential Property partner, Helen Marsh comments in the Law Society Gazette on the prolonged period of disruption impacting the residential market.
Read moreResidential Property partner, Helen Marsh’s comments on Brexit impacting the current climate of the UK housing market were published in The Times.
Read moreOn 5 July, the Office of Tax Simplification published a report that made recommendations to the government to reform inheritance tax.
Read moreHead of Family, Jo Edwards’ comments on the record long 59 week waiting period for couples to get divorced were published in the Law Society Gazette.
Read moreLucy Barber, Head of Residential Property, writes for EG on The Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 that governs enfranchisement processes related to housing and tenancy.
Read moreChris Myers, Head of International Residential Real Estate, wrote for RETalk Asia highlighting London’s continuing real estate appeal amongst Asian investors. Traditional drivers such as historical links, the prestige of a British education and long-term capital growth have all been strengthened by opportunities arising from Brexit and a weakened Pound.
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