Setting up a new charity and getting it registered with the Charity Commission can be a daunting process. We can help you navigate the questions and online forms, as well as with drafting a constitution which the Charity Commission will accept.
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Chimdinma is a dual-qualified solicitor and experienced legal professional who began her legal career in 2016. She has over eight years of experience specialising in real estate law and has worked with multiple firms including top-tier Legal 500 and national firms, both in Nigeria and UK. She joined Edward Connor Solicitors in June 2025.
We have set out key aspects of the recent Supreme Court decision in For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers and its consequences for churches and Christian organisations.
Churches need to consider this question because there are significant practical differences between employees and office-holders and a number of recent cases may mean that pastors who thought they were only office-holders may actually be employees.
“It was a great blessing to us to have a Christian firm of solicitors providing us with legal advice, primarily because our solicitors’ interests were very much aligned with ours – to build Christ’s church to the glory of God.” Find out more about how Emmanuel Exeter got started.
Welcoming Richard Howes who advises on all aspects of property law, including sales and purchases, leases, development and investment.
If you’re not sure about whether your church’s WhatsApp group comes under GDPR restrictions, or whether you can video a baptism service, then read on for guidance.
How should we view our church building? In this article, Steve Wright our Head of Property asks if we might see our church building as our family home?
From 6 April 2025, there will be a new legal right to time off work for employees to care for a child of theirs that requires neonatal care (Neonatal Care Leave (NCL)).
When a charity is a company, it is subject to the rules governing companies as well as to the rules governing charities. New legislation is bringing significant change to companies in the UK, are you ready for that? Or do you need to make a change to your governance systems?