Insights and Guidance - Page 14

The 6th of April 2022 saw the introduction of the long-awaited “No-Fault” divorce after years of campaigning by Resolution and other Family Law lawyers. The end of fault-based petitions has...

For many years Family Lawyers have been expressing concern over the peril of pension poverty, especially for women, after divorce. Recent studies from insurers Aviva and Manchester Institute for...

Last week, Shelley Boyd and Millie Dutton attended the University of Law Guildford Campus to speak to the students about recruitment at Gordons Partnership. “We recruit internally from our...

On the 28th of June 2022, Gordons Partnership will participate in the London Legal Walk. We are taking on 10k in support of frontline free legal advice services. The London Legal Support Trust has...

The typical process for purchasing a property is as follows: Offer accepted. The transaction begins when the seller accepts your offer. It is important to note that there are no legally binding...

Providers can sometimes be reluctant to dispute CQC’s inspection findings out of an imagined fear that it will lead to some form of retribution. Others may take the view there is little point in...

Recent Successes: factual accuracy checks and written representations The Health and Social Care team at Gordons Partnership regularly advises social care providers on receipt of Care Quality...

Gordons Care Sector Legal Report – April 2022 The LPS Consultation is finally here! After much anticipation, the Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS) consultation was finally published on 17...

What is a Life Interest Trust? A life interest trust is a trust that is written into your Will and is a means by which you can provide future security for particular individuals, such as your...

If you are interested in taking a commercial property, you will need to know if you are taking an assignment of an existing lease or entering into a brand-new lease.  Whilst the process of buying...