Family and children blog

The breakdown of a relationship between co-directors and shareholders can cause significant issues for the business. In this article, we delve into the challenges faced by unmarried couples in a family business when their relationship breaks down and cover some options for those in a cohabiting and in a business relationship. 

When an unmarried couple moves in together and only one of them owns the house, there are numerous financial implications, especially if the relationship breaks down. In this blog, we’ll look into what you can do in the event of separation and give you a real-life example.

Protecting the family business from the impact of family breakdown is a particular concern for the next generation as they start to settle down and have their own families. Read more to learn how a prenuptial agreement can be vital in ensuring the family business and generational wealth can be preserved.

Breaking off an engagement, whatever the circumstances, can be very stressful. There may be countless reasons why a couple separate but one thing is certain – there are a lot of questions in the couple’s minds about what will happen next. In this blog we look at some of the most common legal questions our team get asked.

In a nesting arrangement, the children remain in the family home following their parents separation, and the parents take it in turns to come in and out, spending time with the children when they are there.