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When parents separate, one of the most important decisions they must make is how their children will divide their time, maintain a sense of stability, and continue meaningful relationships that support their wellbeing. Grace Brass, Partner and Solicitor in our Family and Matrimonial team at Gisby Harrison, provides a clear, practical overview of the legal [...]
In many privately owned companies, shareholders start out aligned. The business is growing, relationships are strong and everyone is focused on the same goal. At that early stage, it is common for shareholders to assume the company’s articles of association will be enough to keep things running smoothly. Over time, circumstances change. The business becomes [...]
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Relationships today look very different from a generation ago. Couples are marrying later, bringing existing assets into the relationship, or choosing to live together without getting married at all. With that shift has come a more practical mindset: people want clarity, fairness, and certainty about their financial position. Against this backdrop, Pre-nuptial agreements and cohabitation [...]
When a relationship breaks down, whether through divorce, civil partnership dissolution, or the end of a long-term cohabiting relationship, it can feel overwhelming. Alongside the emotional impact, there are often urgent financial decisions to make One of the most important steps you can take is to protect your financial position early. The actions you take [...]
When a relationship ends, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed by the emotional, financial, and practical decisions that follow. Alongside the emotional impact, there are often complex legal and financial issues to address, particularly where children or shared assets are involved At Gisby Harrison, our specialist Family Law team supports individuals and families, offering clear guidance [...]
A commercial contract can look perfectly reasonable on first read. The headings make sense. The price is there. The deliverables are listed. Everyone is keen to move quickly. The trouble is that the real risk rarely sits in the obvious places. It hides in the “standard” clauses people skim, in vague wording that means different [...]
Share restructures are often talked about as if they are purely “tax moves”. In reality, most are business decisions first, tidying up ownership, preparing for investment, separating risk, or making succession planning simpler, with tax being one (important) part of the picture. Gisby Harrison’s approach is to keep things practical: focus on what you are [...]