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Boodle Hatfield has been named as a finalist in two categories in the STEP Private Client Awards 2025: 'Contentious Trusts and Estates Team of the Year (Midsize Firm)' and 'Family Business Advisory Practice of the Year'.
The STEP Awards are...
The judgment of Sir Peter Singer in this complex financial remedy case runs to over 50 pages.
It may not be the most pressing concern for many employees as the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc.
Family Partner & Mediator, Katie O’Callaghan shares the divorce process and explains how to protect your assets and your peace of mind.
While the perception of the pitfalls of US/UK tax planning has improved since this article was first written in 2011, there remains…
After spending so much time in our homes this year, many homeowners may be contemplating extending their properties.
Surrey is the UK’s Inheritance Tax capital, with the county’s residents paying £259m in IHT in 2017/18*
The threat of a No Deal Brexit is now being used to reduce the value of some larger divorce settlements.
Senior executives changing roles during coronavirus are having to robustly negotiate service contract terms.
In order to protect commercial tenants against debt recovery actions during the Coronavirus pandemic…
What is an APP scam? An Authorised Push Payment scam occurs when a person is convinced by a scammer to…
In the months following the coronavirus outbreak, and the gloomy economic climate in which we now find ourselves…
Private Client analysis: Mark Lindley, partner at Boodle Hatfield, discusses the new rules in the Wills Act 1837
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a stay on residential possession claims since 27 March.
As more fine art is sold online – accelerated by the pandemic – the risk of people buying fakes or works of dubious provenance is greater than ever.
All parents and guardians want to make sure they’re putting the best systems in place to support their children.
Retail property was already going through seismic change prior to lockdown amid changing consumer habits.
For many children in this country, this week marks the first full week back at school.
On 27 August 2020, Senior Associate, Rebecca Foden spoke live on Sky News with news presenter, Ian King.
The 20-week minimum period for handling new no fault divorces risks slowing the process “unnecessarily”, a law firm has said.
Family Law Associate, Alexandra Hirst joins Hannah Witton on her podcast ‘Doing it!’
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