eBriefs - Dispute Resolution
Shareholders' Agreements
A shareholders’ agreement is a private document between shareholders containing terms agreed to by the shareholders. Their purpose is to ensure that issues which can potentially arise within a company are identified in advance and mechanisms are provided to address them, facilitating the efficient operation and management of the company, thereby avoiding costly disputes in the future.
Negotiating Christmas for Separated Parents
For parents who are separated or divorced, the festive season can be especially sensitive. While Christmas often brings joy and celebration, it can also evoke strong emotions and logistical issues regarding where children will stay and how finances will be handled.
Surrogacy in the UK: Understanding the Law and the Process
Surrogacy enables people to build a family where pregnancy is not possible or medically advisable. It is legal in the UK, but the rules on parenthood, consent, and payments are strict and very different from many other countries.
Mining for the hidden millions in relationship breakups
Divorce lawyers warn of hidden assets in crypto wallets.
What Happens If There's No Will?
Someone passing away without a valid will is more common than you might expect. When this happens in England, the person is said to have died intestate, and it means the law steps in to decide what happens to their estate.