Enforcement of Child Arrangement Orders and COVID-19
Deborah Marsh, associate and collaborative lawyer in the Family Law team at Wake Smith discusses Child Arrangements Orders (CAO) and COVID-19.
Voluntary code of conduct for landlords and tenants until June 2021
The Government has published a Temporary Code of Practice for landlords and tenants during the Covid-19 crisis. The Code was issued on 19 June 2020 and follows consultations with British Chambers of Commerce,…
Further blows to landlord’s rights to take action for rent arrears
Liz Shaw, director at Wake Smith Solicitors, looks at further repercussions of COVID-19 legislation for landlords. Landlords will recall that the Government, through its Coronavirus Act 2020, brought in legislation…
Voluntary code of conduct for landlords and tenants until June 2021
The Government has published a Temporary Code of Practice for landlords and tenants during the Covid-19 crisis. The Code was issued on 19 June 2020 and follows consultations with British Chambers of Commerce,…
Wake Smith boosts Litigation team
Wake Smith Solicitors has strengthened its Litigation and Dispute Resolution department with the appointment of Michael Doherty as an Associate. Mike joins the team with more than 15 years’ experience in disputes…
No fault divorce from Autumn 2021
"No-fault" divorces will come into force in England and Wales from Autumn 2021. The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill, which will stop couples blaming each other and allow irretrievable breakdown as a…
What does flexible furlough mean for your business?
The Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) will operate on its current basis until the end of June.
What does flexible furlough mean for your business?
The Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) will operate on its current basis until the end of June. As the scheme stands, any employees furloughed under the scheme cannot carry out any work for…
Separations - does technology do body language?
Deborah Marsh, associate and collaborative lawyer in Wake Smith’s family law team, gets to grips with the technology.
Coronavirus - separated families, maintenance arrangements and access to children.
Lindsey Canning, head of Family Law at Wake Smith Solicitors, looks at the updates on the pandemic and family circumstances
