Our firm has been involved in several sad cases where a husband or wife has passed away before their Family Law property matters have been...
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The Caldwell Martin Cox Family Law Team
Bill McGookin, Accredited Family Law SpecialistBill McGookin is partner in charge of Family Law and Litigation at Caldwell Martin Cox. He joined the...
Be well informed
Caldwell Martin Cox Family Lawyers offer a holistic approach to any Family Law matter striving for the best outcome, not necessarily the "win"....
Getting divorced whilst still under the same roof
Family finances and circumstances do not always allow for couples separating to move out of the family home even if the relationship is truly over....
Am I entitled to a copy of my late grandfather’s Will?
The Law regarding persons entitled to a copy of a deceased persons Will changed in March, 2008.If your grandfather died after 1 March, 2008 you are...
Is a Testamentary Trust the answer for you?
Tax Effective WillA Testamentary Trust is a tax effective Will - allowing Trustees to distribute the income of the Trust fund to any or all of the...
What is a Will?
A Will is a legal document that details how all assets and investments are to be distributed when you pass away; it only comes into effect upon your...
Your guide to challenging a Will
When someone dies, it's an emotional and difficult time for those left behind, particularly if they feel that the provisions of their loved ones'...
Can I change my child’s surname to my new partner’s surname?
The short answer is "yes", with the consent of your child's biological father. If the father does not consent, the answer is more complicated. Court...
Welcome New Staff
We take this opportunity to welcome two new experienced Solicitors to our firm, Wade Thomas and Laura McGookin. Wade is based at our Camden office....