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What is an Earn-out?

An earn-out is a deferred payment based on the post-completion performance of the target company. The earn-out is normally calculated with reference to the target company’s profits over a period post completion, but may be linked to other financial or...

Coronavirus update: Legislation permitting the remote witnessing of Wills is extended. What are some of the risks?

Will formalities  Under the Wills Act 1837, a Will must be signed by the testator in the presence of two independent witnesses who have no interest in the Will. The witnesses also sign the Will and each state their name, address and occupation. This...

Can I get divorced without my spouse knowing about it?

The short answer to this is no.  The Court will want to know the other party is aware of the proceedings and has the opportunity to engage.  However, if they have been personally served with the paperwork and still do not engage, the Court can...

Employment Law Bulletin - January 2022

  Welcome Section 6(1) of the Equality Act 2010 sets out the statutory definition of disability. A person has a disability if they have a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on their...

Does being in a new relationship impact my divorce settlement? Family Law

If you are in a cohabiting relationship with another person, you will need to disclose the assets and income of the cohabitee within the financial disclosure process. The Form E has a question relating to new partners and failure to answer the question will...

What are Completion Accounts?

Completion accounts are a method which may be used to confirm and/or adjust the purchase price, post completion when buying or selling the shares in a company. It may be something that the parties may consider if, for instance, the historic financials (e.g.,...

What are Alphabet Shares?

The term "alphabet shares" is typically used to describe different classes of shares which have been designated a letter (‘A shares’, ‘B shares’, etc.) in order to distinguish between the different rights attached to the...

What happens if I cannot attend a Court hearing?

If you cannot attend a family law court hearing, the Court could make orders in your absence. You may also have it pay the other parties wasted legal costs for the ineffective hearing.  This could be avoided by an application to adjourn the hearing...

Estate Administration - How Can Our Private Client Team Help?

Suffering a bereavement of a loved one can be one of the most challenging times many of us go through during our lives. If your loved one left a will and named you as executor, you may wonder exactly what is expected of you.   Many people find it...

What is a Pre-Nuptial Agreement?

Although something that many of us do not want to think about at the time, it is very important to protect assets when getting married, especially where a business interest is concerned. A Pre-Nuptial agreement is a contract entered into before marriage...
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