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Businesses depend heavily on its business partners, suppliers and contractors for their commercial success. With numerous transactions of varying values and complexities taking place on a day-to-day basis, it’s no...

A business failure or bankruptcy often leads to disputes as creditors, office holders and other third parties disagree over the ownership of assets. Office holders’ (usually insolvency practitioners) are required...

Selling your business is usually the culmination of many years of hard work and investment. Having the correct advisory team in place to maximise the value you receive and avoid...

Buying a business involves substantial investment in terms of both your time and money. Having the correct advisory team in place to avoid getting it wrong is therefore vital. Whether...

Our lawyers advise on all disputes surrounding Wills, trusts and inheritance. We also help with probate disputes, the process of dealing with someone’s estate (including property, possessions, cash and savings)...

Our partners regularly act as independent professional trustees for trusts ranging from small trust arrangements with only one asset such as a portfolio of quoted investments to complex trusts holding...

When a person dies without leaving a Will, they are described as having died intestate. In England and Wales, there is a statutory set of rules which apply if you...

If you plan to benefit others from your inheritance, it is worth considering a deed of variation to take advantage of inheritance tax planning. A deed of variation allows you,...

If you are buying a property with another person, you should consider having a declaration of trust prepared. Before completion, you will need to consider if you would like to...

When a person dies, their estate has to be dealt with.  If there is a Will, the estate is administered according to the provisions within it – if possible. A...