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Husband’s attempt to unravel a 20-year-old divorce settlement rejected

Article written by Mandeep Clair, Solicitor, Family department Financial settlements reached between divorcing couples are binding and only in very rare cases will Judges permit them to be subsequently unravelled. The High Court made that point in rejecting arguments...

Grant Saw sponsors eighth annual Age Exchange Christmas Fair

On Sunday 21 November 2021, Age Exchange held their eighth annual Christmas Fair at Blackheath Halls to support their work in dementia and community library in Blackheath. Grant Saw were delighted to be in attendance as a headline sponsor. Age Exchange support people...

Conveyancing fraud: house sold without owner’s knowledge

Article written by Laura Danquah, Compliance Manager A recent case highlighted the perils of conveyancing fraud following the sale of a property in Luton whereby the transaction was completed and the homeowner was completely unaware. In this scenario, the man, who was...

Supreme Court Ruling: Google sees off £3 Billion Data Protection Claim

Article written by Simran Lalli, Solicitor, Employment department Digital technology and the onset of the internet age has greatly increased the risk of mass harm arising from wrongful processing of personal data. In a landmark case, Google has seen off a £3 billion...

Talk Money Week: talking to your family about your wishes for the future

Article written by Jeremy Brooks, Solicitor, Private Client department Nobody likes to think about a time when they are no longer around and talking to loved ones about what you would like to happen after die is often a difficult subject. However, talking about...

Judge’s ruling underlines the importance of fathers in children’s lives

Article written by Aishat Balogun, Solicitor, Family department The family courts have always recognised the important role that fathers play in their children’s lives. In the case of Ms C v Mr D & Ors, a Judge demonstrated this point by ordering regular contact...

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