By Winckworth Sherwood
The podcast currently has 31 episodes available.
Untangling the finances on a divorce can be the biggest part of the process. As well as legal advice on how best to divide assets, the input from an investment manager and financial planner can make the process run much more smoothly, both during and after the court process has ended, even for the financially educated. In the fourth instalment of our ‘Meet the Divorce Experts’ series, Charlie Geyton, Winckworth Sherwood Family team Solicitor, meets with Victoria Clapham, Investment Manager and Co-Founder at Manor Bridge Investment and Nathan Adam, Financial Planner at Raymond James, London, to discuss some of the financial areas affected by divorce, and where investment managers and financial planners can be of most use.
Contact our Family Law team if you need advice on your divorce:
https://wslaw.co.uk/specialisms/family-law/
Whilst Family solicitors can guide the divorcing party through the various steps in the legal process, sometimes practical help in the form of a “Divorce Coach” is also needed to guide the party through the grieving process and empower them in their new life. In the third of our ‘Meet the Experts’ series, Sarah Ingram, Partner in the Winckworth Sherwood Family team speaks with Tori Lucas, Divorce and Break-up Coach. The discussion centres around the ways in which a divorce coach can support their clients through the divorce process, from start to finish, offering a variety of tools and techniques to get through all stages, providing not only vital emotional support but also help with the practical problems that come with divorce, from assistance with managing the effect on children to helping with the Form E.
In the second of our ‘Meet the Experts’ series, Winckworth Sherwood Family team Solicitor, Charlie Geyton, speaks with Adele Ballantyne, Relationship Therapist at Eleda Consultancy. During their discussion, Adele and Charlie delve into the range of areas of Adele’s work, ranging from assisting couples whose aim is to avoid divorce to, for those for whom divorce is the choice, advising on how to begin the next chapter of co-parenting whilst navigating the end of a relationship.
Contact our Family Law team if you need advice on your divorce
https://wslaw.co.uk/specialisms/family-law/
Pensions are often the single largest asset in a divorce, aside from the family home. However, because of their complexity, many couples feel daunted when faced with decisions over how, when and whether they should be split. In the first of our ‘Meet the Divorce Experts’ series, Sarah Ingram (Partner) and Charlie Geyton (Solicitor) from the Winckworth Sherwood Family team speak to Rhys Taylor of 36 Family Chambers, leading specialist in Pensions on Divorce. Rhys discusses the options for dealing with pensions during a divorce, types of pensions that parties will see and, crucially, how to avoid putting pensions in the “too complicated box” when working through a divorce.
In our new charities and social enterprise conversation, Senior Associate Ruo Wu had an insightful conversation with Aarti Thakor, Director of Legal and Accounting Services and Stuart Wood, Head of Registrations at the Charity Commission for England and Wales:
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In our new charities and social enterprise conversation Senior Associate Ruo Wu had an engaging conversation with colleague and Employment and Data Protection Partner Chris Garrett on the impact Artificial Intelligence has for charities and in the workplace.
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In our new charities and social enterprise conversation Senior Associate Ruo Wu had a delightful conversation with philanthropy expert, researcher and commentor Rhodri Davies. Rhodri is a well-known thinker and commentator on philanthropy and civil society. He is the founding Director of the think-tank Why Philanthropy Matters, and a Pears Research Fellow at the Centre for Philanthropy at the University of Kent. He is also the host of the Philanthropisms podcast. Rhodri was formerly the Head of Policy at the Charities Aid Foundation where he created and led the in house think tank Giving Thought, and hosted their popular Giving Thought podcasts.
Ruo and Rhodri discuss:
Rhodri’s personal journey into the world of philanthropy, his work at Why Philanthropy Matters and his popular Philanthropisms podcasts;
In our new charities and social enterprise conversation series, Senior Associate Ruo Wu had an insightful conversation with barrister William Hopkin of New Square Chambers to discuss latest updates in the charities sector.
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Winckworth Sherwood Partner and Head of Education, Andrea Squires explains the legal implications of the British national strike action announced by the NEU. She addresses some of the challenges facing schools and answers some practical questions that have been raised by school leaders trying to make appropriate preparations for the strike days.
When it comes to giving references, it's important to be truthful about your ex-employees. Winckworth Sherwood Partner Blair Adams, and Associate Daniel Parker explain a recent case of a woman suing her previous employer for malicious falsehood and defamation, and discuss when, what and where it is appropriate for employers to talk about their current and past employees.
The podcast currently has 31 episodes available.