Gaby Hardwicke is pleased to announce the qualification of two members of staff as solicitors.
Gifting the family home – tax traps and other pitfalls
Antony Caulfield, Private Client Partner, writes about the issues that can arise when gifting the family home.
Wayward children – Do I have to leave them anything?
The vexed question of whether to leave anything in your Will to estranged or misbehaving children is considered by Partner David Young in light of a recent development in case law.
Collective enfranchisement
Residential Property Partner Melanie Verth writes on collective enfranchisement.
Delaying the resolution of financial issues on divorce means uncertainty
Family Law Partner Giles Robinson discusses the importance of a timely conclusion of financial issues by way of a separation agreement or a consent order on divorce.
Agency – What authority does a bank’s local relationship manager have?
Commercial Litigation Partner Jeremy Laws reports on a recent case that highlights the importance of requesting proof of an agent’s authority in certain circumstances.
GDPR
Mark Williams, Corporate Finance Partner, reflects on GDPR one year on.
Health and welfare deputies – new court guidance
Richard Ostle, Private Client Partner, writes about a recent case concerning deputyships.
Now you have sold, it’s homework time…
Residential Property Partner Christopher Bean looks at how clients can help directly with a smooth and swift conveyancing process.
Lawyers letting their hair down
Members of staff and their families from Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors recently enjoyed their summer gathering at the Bexhill 60s Revolution.