Divorce and the need for financial consent orders
The new year often brings news of the unhappy couples who have decided to call time on their relationships, as family lawyers receive a surge of enquiries.
Divorce applications increase – does no-fault divorce make it easier?
Have divorce rates in England and Wales risen because of the no-fault divorce legislation introduced by the government in April 2022? Read more here.
A fairer private rented sector
Fairer private rented sector and the government's commitment to end poor living conditions for tenants. Read more about the initiative here.
Power of Attorney – why everyone should have one
A Power of Attorney is a very valuable document to have in place, allowing you to plan when you can no longer make decisions for yourself. Read more here.
In Memoriam Peter Laskey
Peter Laskey 1957 – 2022 Peter joined Bowling & Co as a Partner in January 2005 and took on the position of Head of Dispute Resolution, a role that he held until his passing. As an integral part of the Senior Management team at Bowling & Co, Peter was a highly skilled litigator with over 35 years of experience. All of his colleagues and friends at Bowling & Co and his clients and contacts will fondly remember Peter, not only for his wisdom and advocacy skills, but above all for…
Kimberley Teape – our newest Trainee
Kimberley Teape is our newest trainee to join our training programme. Kimberley started us as a Paralegal in 2019. Read more here.
Hashmi v Lorimer-Wing High Court ruling
Hashmi vs Lorimer-Wing High Court judgment has implications for sole directors of any private company. Watch our video to find out more.
Tek direktorler kararlari risk altinda!
Birleşik Krallık'ta tek direktorler icin Yüksek Mahkeme kararı Hashmi v Lorimer Wing neler getirdi?
Trustees – HMRC eases penalities
Trustees who missed the September deadline to comply with the expanded scope of the Trust Registration regime have been thrown a lifeline by HMRC. Read more here.
Must I update my Will?
Having an up-to-date Will is the best way to ensure your wishes are carried out when you are no longer here. It also takes the stress away from your loved ones at an already challenging time. In this article, we look at five ways having a Will helps your loved ones after you pass.