Everys Solicitors News Archive

It’s an understatement to say that dealing with a bereavement is never easy. Even when you’re able to turn your thoughts to organising the deceased’s affairs, it’s hard to know where to begin. To make things a little more straightforward, we’ve created this article listing some key areas you need to think about. Here, we’ll…

If you and your child’s other parent are separating or divorcing, you will generally need to put in place new arrangements in respect of how you will parent your child. If you are able to agree a parenting plan together, that is the very best answer. If you want more security, you can put the…

If you’re suddenly needing to deal with probate, it can be a little daunting if you don’t know what it entails. To clarify what probate is and how long it takes, we’ve created this short and simple guide.  For further support, you can always get in touch with our dedicated probate solicitors. We’re based in…

Divorce can be a challenging, emotional, and often expensive process for couples. Whatever the reason behind your separation, if you and your spouse are seeking a divorce, here’s all you need to know about the process and associated costs. And if you’re looking for experienced divorce lawyers to support you with your case, don’t hesitate…

Child maintenance – what happens if your child’s other parent doesn’t pay? Child maintenance is generally paid to the parent who deals with most of the day-to-day childcare, with payments made by the child’s other parent. If payments stop, it can make life very difficult for both parent and child. Payments are agreed upon at…

Hidden assets – what will happen if someone hides their assets during a divorce? In dealing with financial matters in a divorce, the Court will require both parties to make full and frank disclosure of their assets. When one party fails to advise the other of the full extent of their assets or tries to…

Taking out a bridging loan for your house purchase – what you need to know Recent reports in the financial press suggest more homebuyers are taking out bridging loans so that a purchase can proceed before they have sold their existing property.  A shortage of supply in sought-after locations has made some buyers reluctant to…

Are you a sole director of a company that has adopted Model Articles? Stephanie Langdon of our Corporate Team sets out the risks involved and why it may be prudent to review your Articles to check for any potential conflict. Sole directors of companies that have adopted Model Articles may find they are unable to…

How do I enter into a Civil Partnership? The Civil Partnership Act 2004 came into force on the 5th December 2005 and made it legal for a same-sex couple to enter into a Civil Partnership. This was extended to all couples from 2nd December 2019. The purpose of the Act is to provide couples with…

What is a Cohabitation Agreement? More and more couples now choose to live together before they get married or enter into a civil partnership or choose never to have their relationship legally recognised at all (by marriage or civil partnership). If you are planning to live with your partner, or if you already live together,…