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Good morning, good afternoon or good evening to all our readers and welcome to our the LFBB May newsletter bringing you updates on legal matters, articles, and news from Paradise Square.
We hope that you have enjoyed the bank holiday.
This month, we delve into the complexities of divorce across international borders to shed light on the legal intricacies involved in such cases. Navigating through different jurisdictions, laws, and regulations can be daunting, but we are here to provide guidance and support to ensure a smooth process during such challenging times.
At the end of April we bid farewell to our colleague, Lizzy, as she embarks on a new career. Lizzy has been an invaluable member of our team, and whilst we are sad to see her go, we all wish her success and happiness in all that she chooses to do. Good luck Lizzy.
In addition, it was a pleasure for our managing partner to connect with two of our Australian readers during their visit to the UK. We hope that you enjoyed your return to the UK, we once again apologise for the wet weather and we hope that you enjoy the rest of your trip. Building and maintaining relationships is what we at LFBB are all about; it helps us to provide comprehensive legal solutions.
As always, we are dedicated to assisting our clients efficiently and professionally. If you need help, get in touch. LFBBsolicitors.co.uk or 01142729721.
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International divorce Q&A
Here we discuss some common questions concerning divorce and financial separation where there is an overseas element to the proceedings. Q: Can my spouse’s overseas…
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Removal of Guttering Leads to Costly Court Battle
Disagreements between neighbours over where the boundary between their properties lies can ultimately lead to litigation costs far exceeding the value of the land in…
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Retired Businessman’s Final Will Ruled Invalid
Having your will drawn up professionally by a qualified solicitor is always a sensible precaution, especially in later life. In a recent case, the High…
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Wife Entitled to Maintenance Until Sale of Family Home
When divorcing couples disagree on how assets should be divided, the courts will seek to arrive at a fair outcome for both parties. In deciding…
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Wrong Address a Reasonable Excuse for Landlord
Landlords would be well advised to ensure all records regarding their properties are kept up to date. Recently, however, the Upper Tribunal (UT) agreed with…
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Supreme Court Rules on Strike Action Protections
The Supreme Court has handed down its decision in a long-running case concerning whether protections against detriments short of dismissal for engaging in trade union…
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Company Owner’s Negligible Value Claim Unsuccessful
When an asset falls in value to the point that it is almost worthless, it may be possible to make a negligible value claim under…
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