Carlsons Solicitors

08/10/2026

When a business partner is experiencing a challenging situation and becomes insolvent, the remaining owners can quickly face uncertainty about control, decision-making and the future of the business.

We look at the practical considerations around ownership, business continuity, existing agreements and the value of early legal input

A practical guide for business owners on what to consider when a partner, co-owner or shareholder becomes insolvent, including agreements, decision-making and continuity.

01/10/2026

We are proud to announce that Carlsons Solicitors has once again been recognised in the Legal 500 UK 2027 rankings, securing key positions in Family: Divorce and Financial Remedy and Family: Children https://buff.ly/3cgc9iD

We would like to thank our clients for the confidence they place in us, and the Legal 500 for recognising our work once again.

24/09/2026

Lending money to someone you trust can feel informal at the time, but problems can arise when repayment doesn’t happen as expected.

A written loan agreement can make matters clearer, but its absence does not necessarily mean the money cannot be recovered. Messages, bank transfers and other evidence of what was agreed may all be relevant when establishing whether a repayable loan was made https://buff.ly/wGFIAno

22/09/2026

Can an executor be removed? Disagreement alone may not be enough, but serious delays, conflicts of interest or problems administering an estate can sometimes require action https://buff.ly/TnA6z1M

18/09/2026

Recruiting internationally can open up valuable opportunities for growing businesses, but navigating the UK immigration system brings important responsibilities.

Our Business Immigration team advises employers on sponsor licences, Skilled Worker sponsorship, right to work requirements and ongoing Home Office compliance, helping businesses recruit and retain the people they need with confidence https://buff.ly/kD5FiUq

10/09/2026

Meet Matthew Vincent, Senior Solicitor in our Family Law team.

Recognised in The Legal 500 for his work in financial remedy and children cases, Matthew advises on complex family matters including divorce, financial settlements, nuptial agreements and disputes concerning children. He is known for his calm, practical approach and focus on finding constructive solutions wherever possible.

Outside the office, Matthew is a keen runner and cyclist and even represented Great Britain at the Age Group World Duathlon Championships in 2022 🇬🇧🚴‍♂️🏃‍♂️

08/09/2026

Buying a leasehold property involves more than checking the purchase price and location. The length of the lease, service charges, planned works and restrictions can all affect both the cost of ownership and what you can do with the property. Our checklist highlights five areas worth understanding before you commit.

03/09/2026

Separation doesn’t automatically mean that one person has to move out of the family home. Your position will depend on the circumstances, including how the property is owned and your family's needs. Before making a decision to leave, it can be important to understand your legal position and how it could affect the wider divorce process.

27/08/2026

Life doesn’t stand still, so neither should your Will. Major milestones such as buying a property, getting married, welcoming children or starting a business are all good reasons to review your Will. Our simple checklist highlights five common triggers that shouldn’t be overlooked https://buff.ly/LJzwOcM

25/08/2026

A final financial order after divorce is designed to provide certainty, but in some exceptional circumstances it may be possible to challenge, vary or enforce it. Our latest article explains when a divorce financial settlement might be revisited, the difference between setting aside, appealing and varying an order, and why early legal advice is so important https://buff.ly/VJOoQq7

Can a divorce financial settlement be reopened? Learn the limited circumstances where a financial order may be set aside, varied, appealed or enforced after divorce.