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24th February 2025

Court of Appeal clarifies the rules surrounding service of ‘notices’

A judgment was recently passed down in D'Aubigny v Khan and Anor in the Court of Appeal, which concerned whether service by post of a gas safety certificate,…

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21st February 2025

Ellisons raises over £44,000 for local causes during its 260th anniversary

Throughout 2024 Ellisons marked its 260th anniversary with a year of celebrations, community engagement and fundraising activities across its five offices in Bury St Edmunds, Colchester, Chelmsford, Ipswich…

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19th February 2025

Will my new partner affect my divorce?

Sometimes you may be in a new relationship before your marriage has been formally dissolved by the Court. If you do have a new partner whilst you are…

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13th February 2025

Resolution – what does it mean in family law?

Most family lawyers, on their websites, will refer to being members of Resolution. Here at Ellisons, all our family lawyers are Resolution members. But what exactly does that…

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11th February 2025

Ellisons Advises SolvedBy.Ai on Seed Investment Round and Demerger from WorkTech Group

Ellisons has advised SolvedBy.Ai, a pioneering AI-as-a-Service company, on its successful Seed investment round led by Sir Terry Leahy and Bill Currie, and its strategic demerger from the…

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5th February 2025

The recent judgment of Placefirst v Car Construction

The Technology and Construction Court provides guidance on payment notices, pay less notices and default payment notices in the recent judgment of Placefirst v Car Construction. Background: Placefirst…

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4th February 2025

Neurodiversity in the family justice system

In our family team all colleagues have received training from Autism Anglia in relation to neurodiversity and how we can best service clients who may have a neurodiversity…

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New rules to bring transparency in Family Courts

“Improving public understanding and confidence in the Family Court is of fundamental importance” – Sir Andrew McFarlane Following the new guidelines, open reporting provisions now apply in all…

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2nd February 2025

When is Capital Gains Tax Payable in Separation and Divorce?

Parties going through a divorce will need to consider any tax issues they may have as part of their financial settlement. Any tax payable should be considered when…

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28th January 2025

The Procurement Act 2023 – Challenges and Opportunities for Suppliers

When considering public procurement, the focus is often on getting the best value for money for taxpayers and ensuring that public bodies get what they need to function…

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