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January 7, 2022
Consent orders
During a divorce you may hear a number of legal terms which you are not familiar with and one which tends to come later in the process is a consent order. This is the document which details the financial agreement made by you and your former spouse. Once the consent order is approved by the […]
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January 7, 2022
Is my collection safe during a divorce?
Whether you collect coins, trains, sports memorabilia, fine wine, art or Steiff bears, if you get divorced then your much loved (and possibly valuable collection) could be at risk. So how do you protect it during a divorce? If you are an avid collector before you get married, then you could agree in a prenuptial […]
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December 15, 2021
Celebrities take to pitch in charity football match
A number of well-known personalities will be taking part in a charity football game at the Gallagher Stadium on Friday 17th December to help improve the lives of vulnerable and homeless young people across the country. The celebrities will support the Street Soccer Foundation, a sport-for-change charity, formed and based in Kent, by showing off their skills […]
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November 1, 2021
Flexible office space considerations
As a number of workers across many sectors continue more hybrid home/office working arrangements, there will be many businesses re-evaluating where and how much office space they actually need in the future. All businesses value the opportunity to bring their teams together and according to Knight Frank there has also been a ‘flight to quality’, […]
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October 13, 2021
CCTV in the workplace
There are estimated to be 5.2m CCTV cameras in the UK, one for every 13 people and 96% are operated by businesses and individuals. CCTV in the workplace can help to deter and reduce crime and provide a more secure environment for employees, but it is also important that employers consider both an individual’s right […]
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October 13, 2021
Miscarriage support in the workplace should be increased
Miscarriage support in the workplace should be increased Workplace support for employees who have been impacted by a miscarriage should be increased according to The Miscarriage Association, and it would also like to see employers themselves taking further steps to offer support, where it says the current legislation doesn’t go far enough. The current legislation […]
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September 16, 2021
Disputes with neighbours
Noise complaints to local councils are on the rise. With many people working from home it is unsurprising that you may notice things about your neighbours which quite frankly annoy you. How you deal with this could have several implications, financially, emotionally, and legally if you decide to sell your home in the future, so […]
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September 16, 2021
Mediation success in family disputes
The breakdown of a relationship does not have to be acrimonious or end up in a court room and the Collaborative process we offer here at Gullands enables the couple to finalise the details of their split via face-to-face discussions in a series of four-way meetings. These meetings are attended by the separating couple, each […]
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September 16, 2021
Natural Capital – legal considerations for landowners
Landowners and farmers should now be familiar with the terms Natural Capital and Biodiversity New Gain (BNG) which offer them an opportunity to secure additional income and new revenue streams as the basic Payment Scheme is phased out 2021-2027. BNG is already a requirement of the National Planning Policy Framework and National Planning Practice Guidance […]
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September 16, 2021
Private equity investment – is it right to sell a stake in your business?
If you are a business owner and are approached to sell a stake in your business, or are looking for investors to help fund the next cycle of growth, what do you need to know to make the most informed decision? Private Equity firms are investing in many different sectors and each firm will be […]
