by Robin Charrot | Jun 13, 2019 | Divorce, Family Law, Financial Claims, Financial Orders, Separation
How do you value company shares to reach a financial settlement? Manchester divorce solicitors have to answer this question when looking at divorce and the family business and negotiating financial settlements. If a husband and wife cannot agree on the value of...
by Robin Charrot | Dec 20, 2018 | Divorce, Family Law, Financial Orders
Sometimes it takes a member of the aristocracy to highlight the complexities of financial claims on divorce and family money held in trust. Henry Wodehouse , the third son of the Earl of Kimberley , whose claim to fame was that he was the most married UK peer having...
by Robin Charrot | May 23, 2018 | Divorce, Financial Claims, Financial Orders
You’d be right to think that this simple question deserves a straightforward reply but very few law firms publish price information on their websites. Evolve Family Law is one of the first law firms to publish fixed family law fees so clients have an idea of costs...
by Robin Charrot | May 9, 2018 | Children, Family Law, Financial Orders
We were delighted to support a business breakfast recently with the special guest speaker Economist, Jim O’Neill, Lord O’Neill of Gatley. The event was attended by over 100 guests from the business community, and raised nearly £10,000 for MedEquip4Kids. Once...
by Robin Charrot | Apr 30, 2018 | Estate Planning, Financial Claims, Financial Orders
Is it a gift or a loan? Helping your children on the property ladder. In an age where a lot of young people and divorcees recovering from the financial split from their spouse can’t get on the property ladder without help from the ‘’bank of mum and dad’’ a reported...
by Robin Charrot | Apr 16, 2018 | Estate Planning, Family Law, Financial Claims, Financial Orders
Family ownership of property: sharing property wealth with the next generation According to a recent article in the Telegraph householders over the age of 50 now own about 75% of the country’s homes. In figures that amounts to about 2.8 trillion in property equity....
