Enoch Evans LLP

25/08/2026

"Thorough, extremely professional, transparent and very efficient"

These were the words of a recent client praising Solicitor Tarendeep Basra.

Tarendeep is part of our Residential Conveyancing department, bringing over 10 years of conveyancing expertise to ensure that every step of the process is clearly and efficiently communicated to her clients, just as she did with this particular client.

For further details about Tarendeep and her legal expertise, please visit her profile at https://enochevans.co.uk/team/tarendeep-basra/

19/08/2026

Thank you so much to Enoch Evans LLP who have sponsored the inflatables at the Shenstone 10k this year, along with providing a group of volunteer marshals. We really appreciate it and the kids will have a great time burning off some energy. ☺️

Check out their website:
www.enochevans.co.uk

17/08/2026

Ever wondered, “Can I be held personally liable as a Director?” Our latest blog is about Directors navigating the complexities of personal liability within a limited company.

The blog helps to understand the duties outlined in the Companies Act 2006 and find out how Directors can protect themselves from potential liabilities. From promoting company success to avoiding conflicts of interest, these insights are crucial for safeguarding your professional reputation, liability and legal position.

Read the full blog at: https://enochevans.co.uk/articles/understanding-personal-liability-for-directors-in-a-limited-company/

For any queries relating to Director, Shareholder and Company Disputes, reach out to Poppi Hall at [email protected] or call 01922 687700 / 07802 479620.

Stay informed and protect your company and/or yourself!

In the world of business, the role of a director carries significant responsibility. A common concern among directors is whether they can be held personally liable for their actions within...

12/08/2026

We are pleased to announce that Enoch Evans Solicitors has been accredited for another year under the Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS). WIQS accreditation is a prestigious quality mark recognised by the Law Society, highlighting our commitment to providing expert legal advice in Wills and Estate Administration.

To find out more about our full range of Wills, Tax and Probate services please visit https://enochevans.co.uk/services-for-you/wills-tax-probate/

11/08/2026

"Her customer service and time have been exceptional"

Recently, Paralegal Hannah Chaudhry, who works in our Court of Protection, received this testimonial, which demonstrates the importance of "exceptional" customer service during what can be a difficult time in your life.

When family members or loved ones lose the capacity to independently make important decisions regarding their financial affairs, whether through a degenerative illness, stroke or personal injury, our dedicated Court of Protection team of solicitors are available to offer bespoke advice and support.

For further details about Hannah and her area of legal expertise, please visit https://enochevans.co.uk/team/hannah-chaudhry/

28/07/2026

"I'll admit to being a tad anxious prior to our initial meeting but Adam was superb to deal with, he soon had us feeling at ease"

Recently, Senior Associate Solicitor Adam Penn, who specialises in our Wills, Tax and Probate department, received this testimonial.

Preparing a will can often seem like an overwhelming task that induces anxiety.
Adam showcased his expertise by demonstrating how he can alleviate these concerns for clients, ensuring they feel at ease.

For further details about Adam and his legal expertise, please visit Adam Penn's Profile https://enochevans.co.uk/team/adam-penn/

24/07/2026

Understanding Family Investment Companies (FICs)

Curious about Family Investment Companies and why they’re becoming a go-to strategy for many families?
FICs are private limited companies designed to manage family wealth in a tax-efficient and controlled way, making them a key tool in long-term estate planning.

Why Consider FICs?
Succession Planning: Seamlessly transfer wealth across generations.
Control Over Assets: Retain control while distributing assets.
Tax Efficiency: Potential tax benefits but always consult a professional.

At Enoch Evans Solicitors, our expert teams can guide you through setting up a Family Investment Company tailored to your needs.

For more information, speak to one of our experts:

Sukie Shemar 01922 728115
Andrew Martin 01922 728101
Lucy Wheaver 01922 687712.

Read the full article at https://enochevans.co.uk/articles/fics-what-are-family-investment-companies-and-why-are-they-important/

What Are Family Investment Companies and Why Are They Important? In recent years Family Investment Company’s (FIC) have become increasingly popular with tax advisers and clients. Designed to hold and...

22/07/2026

Many of us look to go away over the summer period and aside from looking after pets and perhaps watering the garden (particularly this summer!), we don’t worry about people managing our affairs. But what would happen if you were away for longer, or became unable to manage your own affairs for any other reason.

Put simply, everyone over 18 should complete a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), to cover unforeseen situations should they arise, which may prevent you from looking after your own affairs.

There are two types of LPA – Property & Finance and a Health & Welfare, which if prepared allow you to appoint your loved ones, or those you trust, to step in and manage your affairs.

At Enoch Evans, our team of specialist Wills, Tax and Probate solicitors in Sutton Coldfield, Cannock and Walsall have a wealth of combined expertise and experience. To find out more please visit https://enochevans.co.uk/services-for-you/wills-tax-probate/

15/07/2026

Commercial Property: New Transparency Regulations for Contractual Control Agreements

Big changes are coming in April 2027 with new Transparency Regulations for Contractual Control Agreements in England and Wales. These regulations will enhance visibility over land control, impacting future development and use.

Key Points to Note:

-Regulations take effect on 6th April 2027, affecting agreements from 8th June 2026.
-A public register will provide transparency, showing essential details without exposing sensitive commercial terms.
-Applies to certain registered land agreements, with leaseholds requiring at least 15 years remaining.
-Agreements under 18 months are generally exempt.

Why is this important?
This initiative will provide clarity for local authorities, communities, and market players, facilitating informed decisions about land use and development.

Ensure you’re prepared! Review your agreements now to assess compliance with these new disclosure requirements. If uncertain, seek expert legal advice.

Need guidance on how these changes might impact your agreements?

Read the full article @ https://enochevans.co.uk/articles/new-transparency-regulations-for-contractual-control-agreements/

Commercial Property regulations are set to change in April 2027, introducing new requirements for certain agreements relating to land in England and Wales. The aim is to improve visibility over...

14/07/2026

“Wow! That was extremely fast!”

Employment Law Solicitor Ian Little received positive feedback and was praised for his prompt response

Through open communication, he demonstrates genuine commitment to building long-standing relationships with clients; his approach is not just about providing a service but about becoming a trusted partner in their journey.

For more information on Ian Little and his area of expertise, please visit https://enochevans.co.uk/team/ian-little/