Splitting assets in a divorce – How does it work?
Divorce is always going to be a difficult thing to deal with, and there is no definitive guidebook that everyone can turn to when figuring it out. Each divorce, like each marriage, is unique. A couple will spend so much time building a life together, it is only natural that they will also accumulate wealth, […]
Visas for the sole representatives of overseas businesses – What are they?
It is not always easy for a business to expand into a new market. Among others, culture, market conditions, law and tax systems can be completely different. It is natural that the business may want to send someone as its representative to the new market to establish a certain presence before it eventually decides whether […]
Finally some light at the end of the tunnel? – Property transactions in May see a slight rise
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) presents monthly estimates of residential and non -residential property transactions in the UK and its constituent countries, and as you’d expect that last couple of reports have shown a downward trend due to the COVID-19 pandemic. You can check out our report on the April report here: Lowest rate […]
Pubs and restaurants may have to register all customers as hospitality industry re-opens
Decisions on relaxing the 2-metre distancing rule and reopening hospitality on 4 July are expected to be finalised at a meeting of the government’s Covid-19 committee today. The committee will also be discussing the option of customers having to give their name and contact information on entry, as a means of keeping track of […]
Time to upgrade! Short term student visa holders can now apply for regular Tier 4 visas from within the UK
New guidance has been released for Tier 4 sponsors, Tier 4 students and short-term study students in response to the outbreak of coronavirus. As always, the concessions will all be kept under regular review by the government and will likely be withdrawn once the situation returns to normal. As always, we are here to […]
Free visa extensions for family members of NHS workers – but only if you are NOT British?
Here at Lisa’s Law, we feel very passionately about the NHS and all the people who work within it. The UK is so fortunate to have a healthcare system as strong and open as the NHS, especially during such times as we find ourselves in now. Without all of the hard-work, selfless dedication and sacrifices […]
Lockdown divorce rates are sky high…and their affect on the property market is HUGE
Being in lockdown has been hard on all of us, but it has been even worse for couples who were already questioning the lifespan of their marriage. With the current rules keeping everyone cooped up at home, it can intensify an already volatile relationship. Divorce rates since lockdown have seen a significant rise, and […]
Lowest rate of property transactions for over a decade! But how can you benefit?
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) presents monthly estimates of residential and non -residential property transactions in the UK and its constituent countries. With the world so affected by the COVID-19 outbreak at the moment, we can tell by the recent reports that purchases are on a massive downward trend. The Figures presented in these reports […]
Welcoming Solicitor Evveline Loh into Our Ranks!
We are very happy to welcome Evveline Loh who started working at Lisa’s Law this week. Evveline has over 5 year’s valuable experience to bring to the team, and she qualified as a solicitor in 2019. Evveline studied law at the University of Sheffield and subsequently completed her Legal Practice Course at the […]
Renters Let off Unfeasible Fees!
A ban on letting agents and landlords charging their tenants extortionate fees was extended to all renters from 1st June 2020. On 1st June 2019, many fees were banned for people taking on new tenancy agreements. This is known as the Tenant Fees Act 2019, and has now been extended to all renters in […]