Kasia recently joined us as a Solicitor in the expanding Wills, Trust and Probate department. She helps a wide range of clients with their Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, and applications for Probate and Estate Administration. She is bi-lingual and is a fluent in Polish speaker. Outside of work she enjoys playing volleyball and…
Pictons is delighted to announce that it has once again committed to sponsor the Tring Park Cricket Club women’s and girls’ sections. Commenting on the sponsorship Pictons Managing Partner Sukh Saini said: “We are delighted to once again sponsor this section of the club. We’ve enjoyed our association with this community minded club, a…
Pictons is delighted to announce the appointment of the family law specialist, Joe O’Brien. Joe is widely respected having received a mention in the prestigious Legal 500 guide to the law and having provided commentary to the BBC on family law issues. He provides support across a wide range of family law matters, including…
Many small businesses are owned by members of the same family. Going through a divorce can be a difficult and often distressing process, which can become increasingly complex when there is also a family business to consider. There is often confusion as to how a divorce may impact a family business. If one of…
Most people should consider drafting a Lasting Power of Attorney. For more information contact Pictons 0800 302 9448 info@pictons.co.uk
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Most commentators now see us heading into a toughening economic climate which may well result in reduced demand for goods and services. This is compounded by the strains placed on many businesses who have had to restrict activities due to the recent virus outbreak. We have seen the Government take action to keep people…
It’s been a strange and challenging time for many of us. Every person has gone through their own lockdown experience with their own distinctive set of challenges ranging from illness, to child care and on to a sense of isolation. The loss of contact with friends and family has been a particularly hard burden…
A bill introducing “no-fault” divorces in England and Wales has passed through the House of Commons with a likelihood of it becoming law as early as July. Currently one person can start divorce proceedings immediately by alleging unreasonable behaviour, desertion or adultery against the other party. A ‘fault based’ divorce is therefore the only…
Businesses have responded very quickly to a fast changing economic and social environment. As a result of this many are having a good look at what they do and how they do it. Which in turn has involved a review of a wide range of practices and relationships. Many of these are supported by…