Share Exchanges

A share exchange is when one company (A) issues shares or debentures to a person who is a shareholder of another company (B), in exchange for his shares or debentures in B.

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Share Buyback

A share buyback is when a company makes a purchase of its own shares from a shareholder.

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Shareholders’ Agreements

A shareholders’ agreement is a private document between shareholders containing terms agreed to by the shareholders.

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Shareholders' Agreements

A shareholders’ agreement is a private document between shareholders containing terms agreed to by the shareholders.

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What is Mediation?

Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process whereby two parties have discussions in order to try and reach agreement.

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Missteps and misunderstandings: the hidden risks in modern break-ups

Christmas is the time for coming together, but January has long been known in family law circles as ‘Divorce Month’, with a surge of enquiries as relationship tensions rise to the surface during the festive period.

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Inheritance Act Claims and Letters of Wishes: Managing Risk in Estate Planning

Even a carefully drafted will does not always bring matters to an end. The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 allows certain people to apply to the court for financial provision if a will or the intestacy rules fail to make reasonable provision for them.

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£500 support to help separating families make vital parenting agreements

Separating parents can access £500 towards the cost of agreeing arrangements for children and finances, following a government extension of the Family Mediation Voucher Scheme.

13.4.2026Read more...

Grandparents and grandchildren: What the law says about contact

Grandparents often play a significant role in their grandchildren’s lives, offering support, continuity, and a different kind of love from that of a parent. When family life is settled, contact between the two generations usually takes care of itself. However, when relationships break down, through separation, bereavement, or a family falling-out, grandparents can find themselves pushed to the margins or shut out altogether.

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Till death do us part? Divorce doesn’t always end pension confusion

Couples navigating divorce urged to understand pension implications as financial disputes rise.

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