In The Press
Graysons in the media
Emma Hubbard talks about injunctions and the legal remedies available to victims of domestic abuse.
Sheffield Solicitor Neil Dring talks about division of assets and reaching a divorce settlement, and what you can do to help achieve a favourable outcome.
David Coffey talks about guardianship of children and how this can be incorporated into the will making process.
Neil Dring talks about how pensions are accounted for during the financial settlement of a divorce.
Jane Cartledge talks about the how the digital trail left by mobile phones and emails are now commonly used elements in the divorce process.
David Coffey explains the opportunities provided by life interest trusts and how special types of wills can enable you to provide for children from previous marriages as well as your current spouse.
Neil Dring gives advice on what constitutes unreasonable behaviour, for the purposes of obtaining a divorce.
Niki Middleton talks about current conditions in the housing market and gives advice on how first time buyers could benefit.
David Coffey talks about the new Lasting Power of Attorney.
Neil Dring follows up his previous article aimed at people in business who need a divorce.
Inheritance tax is back in the news. Partner David Coffey discusses some strategies for minimising your future tax liability.
Neil Dring, partner and head of Graysons matrimonial department, talks about the implications of divorce on people in business.
Profile of Sandra Russell, solicitor in Graysons matrimonial department, where she discusses the benefits of being a woman in the legal world.
Enduring powers of attorney are changing to Lasting powers of attorney from the 1st October 2007. Partner David Coffey explains what the changes mean.
Graysons celebrate being awarded the Lexcel quality mark by the Law Society and explain what this means to clients in terms of the high levels of service being offered.
Will aid - Sheffield Telegraph 11th May 2007
Staff in Graysons probate department donate their time to write free wills for clients, in return for them making a donation to a group of charities under the Will aid umbrella.
Graysons take part in an innovative scheme to donate computers to developing countries.