Client types: Beneficiaries and heirs

05 March 2020 - Video

Cohabitation - Get informed and protected

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29 January 2020 - Blog

Myth one: Cohabitation rights and property - I am entitled to my share

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28 January 2020 - Article

SNAP: The stretch just broke – Time to revisit IRA and Qualified Plan Beneficiary Designations

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02 July 2019 - Article

Death, disability and divorce – drafting agreements with trusts as parties in light of Han v. Hallberg

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24 April 2019 - Article

Withers' Jenny Bratt Featured in Bloomberg Tax Article

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21 March 2019 - Firm News

Withers' Of Counsel Paul Sczudlo becomes Secretary of STEP USA

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01 October 2018 - Article

Preventing and avoiding costly conflicts

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10 August 2018 - Firm News

Super Lawyers recognizes 17 California attorneys in 2018

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21 February 2018 - Article

How to maximize the increased transfer tax exemptions

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07 February 2018 - Article

High hopes for the simplification of inheritance tax

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16 December 2017 - Article

No estate tax repeal in the final US tax bill

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11 December 2017 - Article

Proposal to enhance implementation, enforcement of exit tax

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07 December 2017 - Article

2017 on track to be banner year for expatriations

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28 November 2017 - Blog

Myth two: Cohabitation rights - If we have children, I'll be entitled to my share of the house and to child maintenance

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27 November 2017 - Article

Cohabitation agreements (living together agreements) – 10 things you need to know and how to get started

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22 November 2017 - Article

New Year's resolutions – Revising partnership agreements as new audit rules take effect January 1, 2018

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06 November 2017 - Article

Divorce and family money – who is going to pay up?

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06 November 2017 - Article

Short marriages – What's mine is mine and what's yours is…?

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02 November 2017 - Article

Gifts by Attorneys and Deputies

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31 October 2017 - Article

Woman plunders estate – charity gets criticised

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03 October 2017 - Article

How long is too long? Reversing an order 10 years after death

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15 September 2017 - Article

Foreign affairs: A primer on international tax and estate planning (Part 2)

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06 September 2017 - Article

Reporting beneficiaries' estate income to HMRC – clarification provided

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21 August 2017 - Article

US Corporate Law News: LIBOR benchmark to be phased out in four years

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08 August 2017 - Article

Private client news - summer edition: wills and privacy

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05 January 2017 - Article

Words mean what they say - when they clearly should not

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01 June 2016 - Firm News

Withers continues major US growth with addition of nine partners and three new offices in California

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12 May 2015 - Article

Say what you mean - a fine distinction in Reading v Reading

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23 April 2015 - Article

Don't lose out — digital assets in estates

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20 February 2012 - Article

Family law news: In the Representation of U Limited [2011] JRC 131

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20 February 2012 - Article

Family law news: In the Representation of U Limited [2011] JRC 131The decision in BJ v MJ and Others [2011] EWHC 2708

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01 January 2012 - Article

Private client news - winter: Foreign property - on ne peut pas le prendre avec vous!

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16 September 2010 - Article

Art and cultural assets law: the resale right — whose right is it anyway?

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26 October 2009 - Article

Art and cultural assets news – autumn: decision of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in relation to eight drawings in the possession of the Samuel Courtauld Trust

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12 December 2008 - Article

Family news - winter: Breakspear v Ackland [2008] EWHC 220 (Ch)

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20 October 2008 - Article

Family office news: Choosing a Fiduciary - Think Many More Times Than Twice

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17 June 2008 - Article

Family office news: Mediation - An alternative to litigation

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17 June 2008 - Article

Family office news: The family mission statement

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17 June 2008 - Article

Family office news: Withers opens its doors in Hong Kong

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17 June 2008 - Article

Family office news: When philanthropy goes wrong

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Prochains resultats

Client types: Beneficiaries and heirs

Cohabitation - Get informed and protected

Myth one: Cohabitation rights and property - I am entitled to my share

SNAP: The stretch just broke – Time to revisit IRA and Qualified Plan Beneficiary Designations

Death, disability and divorce – drafting agreements with trusts as parties in light of Han v. Hallberg

Withers' Jenny Bratt Featured in Bloomberg Tax Article

Withers' Of Counsel Paul Sczudlo becomes Secretary of STEP USA

Preventing and avoiding costly conflicts

Super Lawyers recognizes 17 California attorneys in 2018

How to maximize the increased transfer tax exemptions

High hopes for the simplification of inheritance tax

No estate tax repeal in the final US tax bill

Proposal to enhance implementation, enforcement of exit tax

2017 on track to be banner year for expatriations

Myth two: Cohabitation rights - If we have children, I'll be entitled to my share of the house and to child maintenance

Cohabitation agreements (living together agreements) – 10 things you need to know and how to get started

New Year's resolutions – Revising partnership agreements as new audit rules take effect January 1, 2018

Divorce and family money – who is going to pay up?

Short marriages – What's mine is mine and what's yours is…?

Gifts by Attorneys and Deputies

Woman plunders estate – charity gets criticised

How long is too long? Reversing an order 10 years after death

Foreign affairs: A primer on international tax and estate planning (Part 2)

Reporting beneficiaries' estate income to HMRC – clarification provided

US Corporate Law News: LIBOR benchmark to be phased out in four years

Private client news - summer edition: wills and privacy

Words mean what they say - when they clearly should not

Withers continues major US growth with addition of nine partners and three new offices in California

Say what you mean - a fine distinction in Reading v Reading

Don't lose out — digital assets in estates

Family law news: In the Representation of U Limited [2011] JRC 131

Family law news: In the Representation of U Limited [2011] JRC 131The decision in BJ v MJ and Others [2011] EWHC 2708

Private client news - winter: Foreign property - on ne peut pas le prendre avec vous!

Art and cultural assets law: the resale right — whose right is it anyway?

Art and cultural assets news – autumn: decision of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in relation to eight drawings in the possession of the Samuel Courtauld Trust

Family news - winter: Breakspear v Ackland [2008] EWHC 220 (Ch)

Family office news: Choosing a Fiduciary - Think Many More Times Than Twice

Family office news: Mediation - An alternative to litigation

Family office news: The family mission statement

Family office news: Withers opens its doors in Hong Kong

Family office news: When philanthropy goes wrong

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