Couples who decide to get a divorce through a professional high street divorce lawyer will typically pay between £750 and £1,500 plus VAT. Please note that if you are in employment, the petitioner (the person requesting the divorce) will need to pay a £550 fee to the...
The Coronavirus Resource and Legal Hub
The Importance of Wills During The Covid-19 Pandemic
The Importance of Wills During The Covid-19 Pandemic It has become increasingly important to make or update your will and powers of attorneys in recent times, especially with the Covid-19 pandemic....
Will making during COVID-19 lockdown
Due to COVID-19 effecting many businesses, and the way in which we operate, it is important to get clarity on how to make a Will during lockdown.
Child Custody And Child Law Solicitors
Families and Covid-19 Coronavirus is impacting the lives of all of us. For anyone with family law issues, however, it brings particular problems. Here, at Bond Adams Solicitors LLP we provide...
Hmcts New Guidance on MIAM(Mediation Information & Assessment Meeting) & Injunction Applications
With the COVID-19 Pandemic consuming our daily lives, the increase of stress and uncertainty is unfortunately becoming a pandemic in itself across the world. For some, this lockdown has brought...
Unique Employment Law Issues During COVID-19
There is a great deal of confusion over the JRS scheme and a number of situations arise as many employees are demanding to be furloughed.
Equally, a number of employees who have been selected to be furloughed due to being on the government’s most vulnerable list are demanding to work so that they receive 100% of wages instead of 80%
Getting divorced and resolving the finances
With the COVID 19 situation, everything has changed. Bond Adams reviews the impact that the covid19 situation is having on the increase in divorce levels.
Couples are at home for longer. Sadly that can be a comforting time although that can also be a time when arguments happen so much so that it ends in divorce.
How to make or amend a will during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown
How to make or amend a will during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown – the two witness rule.
To make a valid will in England & Wales, a testator must have their signature witnessed by two independent witnesses. But with the current social distancing measures and self-isolation to contend with, how can we ensure wills are valid? At Bond Adams, we explain how to make or amend a will during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown.
If you are separated or divorced and have a care plan in place for your children what happens now schools are closing across the UK?
If you are separated or divorced and have a care plan in place for your children what happens now schools are closing across the UK? Can you just keep the children? What if you cannot work and you...
The government has announced a “complete ban on evictions and additional protection for renters”
What this means in practice remains unclear. Find out why. Precisely what the government means will not be clarified until the emergency legislation has been published which, as at the time of...
COVID-19: A focus on recovery – mass gatherings and public health
Even before mass gatherings were banned in the UK, many events were being postponed or cancelled to protect public health. Although responsible, this was further bad news for businesses who have...