The Chancellor today confirmed rumours circulating previously were correct, with the announcement in the budget of an extension to the ‘Stamp Duty Holiday’. The ‘Stamp Duty Holiday’ applies to the...
As part of our community outreach, Clifton Ingram are holding a webinar on Emotional Wellbeing that gives useful techniques and tools to help your mental wellbeing and that of children...
Tatiana, a key member of our Dispute Resolution Team, has successfully qualified and been admitted to the ‘Roll of Solicitors’. A great achievement that only comes with hard work and dedication, especially if...
There is widespread misunderstanding on the importance of including pensions when couples are deciding how to divide their finances on divorce. To help with this Advicenow, working with the Pensions...
Starting 2021 with a Tier 5 national lockdown, was not the start any of us had hoped for. That said we take heart that the vaccine rollout had already started...
Clifton Ingram LLP, the Thames Valley law firm, is delighted to announce the appointment of Danielle Bentley as a solicitor in its Legal 500 Tier 1 Family department. Danielle joins...
With the announcement of England’s second lockdown, commencing on Thursday 5th November, Clifton Ingram will remain open for business but return to virtual meetings. We appreciate there are exceptional situations...
We’re excited to have a new member of the Clifton Ingram team. Sophie has joined our Top Tier Family Department as a Business Administration Apprentice. Sophie always knew she wanted...
Clifton Ingram is absolutely delighted to have once again achieved Legal 500 rankings. Most notably retaining the Top Tier ranking for our Family Team, with both Anne Deller and Kate...
As has been widely reported, the Government has announced amendments to and the extension of certain provisions of the Coronavirus Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 which came into force in May this...
On the 16th September 2020 the Government issued a proposal to extend the current forfeiture moratorium until the end of this year, in order to provide more time for stressed...
The importance of an organisation’s online presence being accessible is nothing new, but it is certainly more important now than it has ever been. 2020 has shown us many things,...
The Government has created difficulties for both employers and employees this week, by changing the rules upon the requirement for travellers to quarantine on their return to the UK from Spain. Previously there had...
The current law: Since 1837 the only way to make a valid Will is to sign in front of two independent witnesses, who are physically present and can see the...
On the 13th June, 2019, the Secretary of State for Justice, David Gauke, introduced a ground-breaking Bill into the House of Commons. The ‘Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill’. Over a...
We will, of course, continue to offer virtual or phone meetings should you prefer, but it is a very positive step to be able to offer appointments in person again....
We have previously posted as to the effect of the Coronavirus Act 2020 on commercial property and in particular the position of landlords and tenants during these uncertain times. The...
Following on from Alison Gair’s article last week regarding the updated Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (the “Scheme”), the Treasury have announced an important further tweak to the Scheme. We have...
Clifton Ingram’s Wills & Inheritance team continues its expansion with the appointment of solicitor Tyla Robins Clifton Ingram LLP, the Thames Valley law firm with offices in Wokingham and Reading,...
On Friday 29 May, the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, announced how the Scheme will operate between 1 July and the end of the Scheme on 31 October 2020. Mr Sunak has...
On 20 May 2020 the Government published The Corporate Insolvency Governance Bill, which has been laid before parliament and is expected to be implemented into law shortly. Whilst most of...
We are probably going to be experiencing difficult economic times for a considerable period to come and many employers will be forced to make cutbacks in their staff. Therefore, this...
Rishi Sunak has today announced that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (“Furlough Scheme) will be extended for four months, until the end of October 2020. It will continue in its...
The Government announced on 28th March 2020 that the wrongful trading regime, that applies to insolvent companies, will be temporality relaxed with retrospective effect from 1 March 2020 for three...
Statutory Demands and Winding up petitions by Landlords The government have already introduced provisions to allow commercial tenants to delay rental payments for three months up to the end of...
The difference between a Living Will and a Health & Welfare LPA
The Government pledge £250m in match funding for start-ups affected by Covid-19. Starting in May 2020, the Government has announced that it will offer convertible loans ranging from £125,000 to...
Companies House has announced that it will put measures in place to temporarily pause the company strike off process. This will include where an application for voluntary dissolution is made...
On Friday 17 April, the Government made two important announcements about the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (the “Scheme”): Extension of eligibility for the Scheme to the end of June 2020....
The Treasury, in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 71 and 76 of the Coronavirus Act 2020, has issued directions on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (the “Scheme”): The...
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