Wellers has long established relationships with specific law firms in America, The Far East and Australia with whom we regularly work on client matters. Each of these network partners shares our ethos and commitment to service and are well regarded in their own jurisdiction. In an increasingly globalised market our clients are seeking speedy access to […]
Section 44 of the Charities Act 2006 inserted new sections 75C – 75F into the Charities Act 1993, and came into force in November 2007. It is this section that deals with charity mergers. Two types of charity merger are defined in the Act: Where a charity transfers all of its property to another charity, […]
At Wellers we understand that cost is a significant concern when employing a solicitor, particularly where litigation is concerned and we offer a range of funding options for resolving commercial disputes. It is true that litigation can be expensive, however there is a range of ways to fund a dispute that could avoid the risk […]
When you’ve spent a lifetime working hard to build up wealth and assets, you will almost certainly want to make sure your estate is protected for future generations. While your Will is an essential tool to enable the distribution of your estate upon death, lifetime gifting (i.e giving away money, assets and heirlooms while you […]
This article is designed to help you understand the legal framework behind the Academy and how the roles of Members and Governors function within it. Academy Trust legal status The type of company set up has no share capital and is required to direct all funds received to achieving its objects (the aims of the […]
What is a nuptial agreement? The purpose of the nuptial agreement is to record what would be included in the financial settlement if the parties were to divorce and also record, the assets that are to be ring-fenced i.e. kept apart from the matrimonial assets. A nuptial agreement entered into before the marriage ceremony is […]
How Wellers has helped medical negligence claim clients Wellers Law Group represents those who have suffered medical negligence. We help them seek the justice they deserve. Our medical negligence solicitors have acted in the following claims. Failure to properly treat post-operative infection. Failure to take proper account of allergies Our client had undergone private cosmetic […]
The first steps following a death When someone dies, there are a series of practical matters that must be dealt with. Usually, it’s a family member who handles the affairs of the deceased but it can also be a close friend or carer. Our guide below, provides advice and straightforward instructions on what you need […]
Mediation and collaborative law Mediation and collaborative Law are increasingly popular ways of resolving family law disputes, including divorce finances and child arrangement disputes. Mediation is an alternative method used to resolve the issues that result when couples decide to separate. It is a voluntary process whereby a qualified mediator assists the participants to reach […]
With property prices in the UK so high and the difficulty of saving up for a deposit to buy a property, many parents want to try and help their kids get on the property ladder financially. In dosing so, there are very good reasons, both to protect your own interests but any child you wish […]
