Our team of experts shine a spotlight on new legal developments, share their views on the impact of current affairs, and offer insights on issues that could impact you and your business.
We are pleased to have been recognised in the 2025 eprivateclient 'Top Family Law Firms', an annual listing recognising the UK’s leading family law advisors. The rankings highlight the premier UK based family law practices, distinguishing...
As immigration lawyers, we often find our area of expertise dominating the headlines. Given the complex and ever-changing nature of immigration law, news reports can on occasion
In Professional Adviser, Partner, William Rollin and Senior Associate, Alexandra Hirst look detail the implications and financial negotiations which may be triggered by the VAT hike on school fees for separated couples.
Navigating the intricacies of the law when dealing with emotional family and children related matters can often feel overwhelming, with many myths and misconceptions clouding the process. At Boodle Hatfield, our team of experts understand the importance of clarity and accurate information during life’s most personal and challenging times. That’s why we’ve created our Family Law Mythbusters series—to address common misunderstandings. Senior Associate, Katie Male outlines the answer to the below myth.
Becoming a first-time investor in UK real estate is a multi-step process that requires a solid understanding of the legal, financial, and strategic considerations involved. To help navigate the process Charlie Hewlett, Sophie Henwood and Will Timbrell outline the key stages involved in acquiring your first investment property – from choosing the right investment vehicle to securing finance, understanding the legal timeline, and managing your property effectively.
Family law has long been shaped by societal norms and traditions. However, as societal norms evolve, so too does the landscape of marriage, divorce, and parenting. In the TL4 HNW Divorce Magazine, Partner and Mediator, Katie O’Callaghan looks at how, in today’s world, we are witnessing a fundamental shift in these dynamics, one that calls into question the legal frameworks that govern family life.
In Family Business United, Senior Associate, Laura Cullinane looks at the impending overhaul to BPR/APR, along with the impact on family business (and farming) operations, highlighting how now is a good time for business owners to be looking succession plans.
Nicola’s panel will look at ‘Insights into Wealth and Trust Protection’, where she will be joined by Joanna Grandfield from Mills & Reeve, Richard Kershaw from Hunters Law and Nicholas Yates KC from 1 Hare Court. Together, they will look at what to consider when drafting pre- and post-nuptial agreements, what constitutes undue pressure and family charters.
Pre-nuptial agreements (AKA pre-nups) only developed traction in the courts in 2010, but who are they for? Partner, William Rollin debunks a common misunderstandings when it comes to family and divorce law.
Family Partner and Mediator, Katie O’Callaghan details why it has never been a more prevalent time for mediators, with Courts not only actively encouraging parties to find ways to resolve disputes out of Court, but now expecting them to meaningfully engage in it.
As reported by Property Week, a contractor has been found liable for
As reported in the FT Adviser, when farmers protested in Westminster at
It can feel like quite an uphill learning curve, being a first-time investor in commercial property. Here are a few of the issues that will be considered by your property lawyers as part of the due
For many family businesses, the ultimate goal is to preserve the legacy and pass the business down through generations. However, there may come a time when selling the business is the right decision for the family, as difficult as that often is. Partner, Charlie Hewlett details all in Family Business United.
The Government has published regulations which will mean that, with effect from 31 January 2025, leaseholders will be able to exercise the right to extend their lease or buy their freehold following the purchase of a
In Family Business United, Senior Associate, Alexandra Hirst details how dynastic family businesses should seriously consider introducing a policy of pre-nuptial agreements for family members as a standard matter of good practice.
As reported on BBC News, journalists can now report from family courts in England and Wales in what the UK's most senior family judge has called a
The intersection of philanthropy and politics has long been a topic of discussion, particularly as high net worth individuals and corporations increasingly appear to direct their resources toward addressing societal
Family Offices are increasing in number and significance, with Deloitte estimating that Family Offices currently manage over £3 trillion in assets. The idea of a 'Family Office' is, however, one of those that gets
On 31 December 2024 and 1 January 2025, the Home Office updated the Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence guidance in
We are thrilled to announce that Boodle Hatfield has been shortlisted as a finalist in the highly competitive Gender Equality Initiative of the Year category at the Women and Diversity in Law
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