We look at the steps required when making child maintenance payments outside of the UK and the benefits of a Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Order (REMO).
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Whilst the lines between home and work have shifted for many of us, the legal process between residential and commercial property transactions has not.
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Here we look at the difference between joint tenants and tenants in common, and why they matter when it comes to buying a property as a couple.
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We look at contentious probate; what it is, the types of disputes which may commonly arise, plus how long it takes.
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Find out more about disputing ownership of a property that you’ve contributed to, but on paper, may have no official rights over. A TOLATA claim can assist parties in resolving disputes over property, and often can be settled out of court.
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For the UK’s SMEs, COP26 can seem far removed from the daily to-do list. However, as climate change responsibility increases, here are some clauses to be aware of.
Individuals with a significant amount at stake can face some unique concerns when getting divorced. We look at what wealthy couples or individuals should consider when they go through a divorce.
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Contracts run the world of business, but what can be done to avoid a breach? We also look at early-stage tips to help you stay in a strong position.
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We look at the typical behaviours associated with parental alienation, as well as the signs children exhibit and ways you can prevent or reduce the effects of this manipulation on your children.
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We look at Child Arrangement Orders in everyday terms. We define what it is, who can apply, and when you should seek legal advice.
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One of many arbitration institutions worldwide, Gafta works in many ways as a significant impetus for improved international trade.
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We look at ad hoc arbitration and why it is used despite the option to use a highly regarded arbitral institution.
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We look at what a shareholders’ agreement is, what should be included, as well as what might happen without one.
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Paul Dipré joins Carlsons Solicitors as an in-house barrister in the Dispute Resolution and Family Law team.
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With no obligation to report fraud as a crime in the UK (unless you’re part of a regulated body), we look at why businesses or individuals may seek recovery through the civil courts instead.
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We look at the applicable grounds for non-enforcement of awards in arbitration, and the systems of law in place that facilitate international cooperation.
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Litigating in a codified system of law can vary when compared to litigation in a common law system. We look at the role of judges, lawyers and a few other notable differences.
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Courts and tribunals have extensive powers to enable the sourcing of key evidence. We look at when this might be needed, and how it could be obtained.
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We attempt to dispel the myths surrounding the costs of litigation, detailing what you need to pay for, and how to finance a case in the English courts.
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We look at why international arbitration is so key to resolving disputes involving States, as well as the benefits and hurdles of taking on a State in arbitral proceedings.
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