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What Are Family Investment Companies and Why Are They Important? In recent years Family Investment Company’s (FIC) have become increasingly popular with tax advisers and clients. Designed to hold and...
Commercial Property regulations are set to change in April 2027, introducing new requirements for certain agreements relating to land in England and Wales. The aim is to improve visibility over...
Open-source artificial intelligence (AI) software, such as ChatGPT and other publicly available platforms, is now commonly used to summarise documents, explain difficult concepts, and generate written content. However, while these...
Termination clauses, often referred to as “break clauses”, are crucial to commercial contracts but are often overlooked until the problem arises. These issues can take many forms. A few examples...
Taking control of your future: the importance of Lasting Powers of Attorney Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) allow you to appoint someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf...
In recent years, there’s been a notable shift in the landscape of Estate Administration in England, marked by a surge in Caveats. This trend points to a rise in Contentious...
Inheritance disputes are on the rise: How to protect your loved ones. Inheritance disputes are on the rise, with more than 1 in 5 UK adults saying they would...
In 2025 there were an increasing number of blended families, a rise in divorces, second marriages, and an increase in complexities of modern assets such as digital assets. These...
In a significant move towards enhancing corporate transparency and combating economic crime, the UK government has introduced new measures under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA)....
Why being a Resolution member matters This week is Good Divorce Week. A time to spotlight the need for better support for families going through separation. Right now, our family...
Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions; time is now of the essence The government’s Renters’ Rights Bill has now received Royal Assent. The known framework of residential renting in England...
It’s something to celebrate that more people enjoy longer lives these days, but it also brings with it the challenge of planning for future care needs. Advance care planning is...
A Family Investment Company (FIC) is a strategic designed to help families grow and manage their wealth across generations. At Enoch Evans, our Corporate team has the expertise to...
In England & Wales, pre-nuptial agreements (“pre-nups”) aren’t automatically binding in law. But since the leading case of Radmacher v Granatino, courts generally give them “decisive weight” where both partners...
Commercial Leases create legal obligations for a Landlord and a Tenant both during the term of the Lease and at its end. A key element of a Lease are...
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (the “Act”) a law which has for half a century allowed many individuals to...
Some of you may have seen that the ‘Legal Queen’, who is well-known on TikTok, featured on ‘This Morning’ recently. She outlined some important advice for people who are...
West Midlands Solicitor Richard Neea of Enoch Evans Solicitors is warning that a significant number of pet owners in the UK are leaving their beloved animals vulnerable after they pass...
“Sold the Dream of a Trust”[1] For any individual considering who they would wish to benefit from their Estate when they pass, protecting their assets as far as possible...
New research has revealed that over half (52%) of UK adults over 30 don’t have a Will, and an additional 13% who do have a Will admit that it needs...
Starting a business is often driven by passion and the promise of a shared vision. Whether it’s with friends, family, or investors, the initial excitement of a new venture is...
Should I instruct a Solicitor for Professional Negligence? Expert Advanced Paralegal Poppi Herald shares insights on the concept of professional negligence. In our daily lives, we often rely on professionals...
As the largely anticipated October Budget approaches, there’s an increasing buzz about potential changes to Inheritance Tax (IHT) and Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Chancellor Rachel Reeves has hinted at tax...
The introduction of mandatory mediation for court cases with a value under £10,000 starting from May 22, 2024, marks a significant shift in the legal...
Richard Neea at Enoch Evans Solicitors is encouraging people to consider the risks of not having a Will in place following new research revealing nearly half of UK adults aged...
Going through a divorce can be an extremely stressful and upsetting time for all parties involved. The Family Team at Enoch Evans Solicitors are here to ensure that the...
With Summer around the corner and the fact that many couples have delayed their weddings during the Covid Pandemic, they will now have plans for their big special day. A...
The Government are still in the process of considering whether to end Section 21 Notices, once and for all. This consideration follows the pandemic and could be as a result...
Christmas can be a very difficult time of year for various reasons. Children of separated parents are, understandably, eager to spend time with both of their parents over the festive...
Applications for divorce are increasing because of the challenges people faced during the pandemic, with many couples trying to save costs with a ‘DIY’ divorce online. But is that the...
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