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Why You Should Avoid Homemade Wills
The risks of DIY Wills Homemade Wills frequently give rise to issues such as: – Unclear or incorrect wording – […]
Modern Families, Outdated Law: A Long Awaited Step Towards Cohabitation Reform
Today has brought a significant and long‑awaited development in family law. The Ministry of Justice has unveiled proposals to strengthen […]
Conveyancing Update: Specialist Lending
Specialist lending transactions can move quickly and often come with additional lender requirements. Having the right legal support in place […]
Residential Conveyancing – My Buyer Has Withdrawn, What Can I do?
Selling a home can be stressful. While we do everything we can to ensure a transaction progresses smoothly, there are […]
Conveyancing Update: Residential Property Transactions for UK and International Clients
We’re often instructed by clients across the UK—and around the world—to handle residential conveyancing for properties in England and Wales. […]
The “Golden Year” for Executors: What Beneficiaries Need to Know
The “Golden Year” for Executors: What Beneficiaries Need to Know Are you a beneficiary who is concerned about a lack […]
Spouses Behaving Badly: When Conduct Can Affect Financial Settlements
For a long time, people going through divorce in England and Wales were told the same thing: how your spouse […]
Vernon Kay and Tess Daly: A Lesson in Respectful Separation
As a family solicitor and Resolution‑accredited lawyer, I see first‑hand how emotionally overwhelming separation can be for couples and families. […]
UK Spouse/Partner Visa Requirements (2026): Evidence Checklist & Common Refusal Reasons
Spouse/partner visa refusals often come down to missing or inconsistent evidence, here’s what you need and what to avoid. Your […]
Renters Rights Act – Action to be taken by Landlords Now
Many provisions of the Renters Rights Act came into force on 1st May 2026. These significantly changed the legal relationship […]
