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Cohabiting and the 'Common Law Marriage'

Cohabiting couples face legal blind spots as reform drags on. With cohabiting couples now the fastest-growing family type in the UK, many of us believe cohabiting couples have similar legal protections to married couples, especially after long relationships...
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Supporting the London Legal Walk

We’re proud to announce that members of the CWJ team will be taking part in the London Legal Walk on 17th June 2025 , walking 10km through central London in support of a cause that matters deeply to us— access to justice for all . Organised...
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Dividing Business Assets On Divorce

Dividing business assets as part of a divorce can be a minefield especially during what is often already a very unsettling time for the parties involved. It can be a complex process, particularly if the business is a significant asset, and may require the...
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What to Expect in your First Meeting with a Family Solicitor at Clarkson Write & Jakes

Family law is often complex, far-reaching, and emotionally charged. The deeply personal nature of these matters means they demand not only expert legal guidance but also a compassionate, empathetic, and professional approach. Taking the first step to speak...
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Neuroinclusion In The Workplace

With a varied workforce across the UK, businesses need to provide inclusive policies and practices. One key area that must be addressed is neuroinclusion. Neuroinclusion in the workplace is the practice of supporting and valuing employees with different...
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Child Arrangement Orders - What you need to know.

The Court can make a Child Arrangements Order (CAO) relating to any of the following: With whom a child is to live or spend time with. The Court can make a Lives With Order (previously known as a Residence Order) setting out who a child lives with or a...
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Spanish Powers of Attorney

If you own a property in Spain, for example a villa which you bought or inherited, you may decide to sell it one day. Alternatively, you may be looking to buy a Spanish property. Unless you are based in Spain, it usually makes sense to put in place a Spanish...
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Preparing your business for sale: a legal guide for owners

1. Organise the business’s documentation Before selling a business, ensure the business’s records are in order. A buyer will want to confirm the history and records of the business are consistent, up to date and correct. This includes: ...
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Top 5 considerations before selling your business

The sale of a privately owned limited company can be done via two principal methods: a share sale or an asset sale. Share sale: This involves selling a company’s shares to a buyer. All assets and liabilities of the company remain once the sale of...
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If you're considering selling your business, act before April 2026

In the lead up to and following the much-anticipated UK budget on 30 October 2024, many business owners had thought about implications for their tax position for the coming periods.  When considering selling your business, timing can be crucial, bearing...
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