Why AI is causing creative tensions – and what business needs to know When Elton John accuses the government of “committing theft”, it’s clear the battle over artificial intelligence...
Read more Before renting a property in England, you must prove your right to rent. Similarly, before a landlord can rent a property to you, they need to establish that you have...
Read more Introduction to Voluntary Interviews The Police could ask you to come and talk to them, using phrases like “it’s just a chat”, “it’s nothing to worry about” or “we just...
Read more Are you dealing with a probate property? If you’re new to managing a probate sale, you’re likely to have a few questions. The probate sale process can be difficult to...
Read more Parental Alienation Day – 25th April 2025 Understanding the Impact of Parental Alienation Parental Alienation Awareness Day (PAAD) takes place annually on 25th April and is a global initiative...
Read more Has your husband recently passed away? We understand how tough it can be to lose a loved one, especially your spouse. Organising probate after a passing is likely the last...
Read more Why You Should Never Face a Police Interview Alone A recent case at Liverpool Crown Court has highlighted both the emotional consequences of serious criminal offences and the risks of...
Read more The Autumn Budget 2024 introduced some unexpected provisions regarding Inheritance Tax (IHT) that have wide-ranging implications for those whose estates are likely to be subject to IHT following their death....
Read more Financial considerations in divorce – who gets what? According to the Law Commission, the current law does not “provide a cohesive framework in which parties to a divorce or dissolution...
Read more If you’re having to apply for probate after a loved one’s passing, you’re likely wondering what you can and can’t do in the meantime. Probate can be complex at times,...
Read more Why honesty is the best policy when selling your home Buying a home is one of life’s biggest investments — but when sellers keep secrets, it can lead to costly...
Read more If you have power of attorney, does that mean you need probate? We understand that there can be confusion around probate and power of attorney, but we’re here to break...
Read more If a loved one has recently passed away, you’re likely wondering what your next steps are. In most cases, you will still need to apply for probate. This is called...
Read more Making a Will is incredibly important. A Will is a key piece of documentation that affects loved ones when you pass away. However, many Brits are left wondering how to...
Read more Inspired by real-life issues, Adolescence highlights the challenges of youth crime and legal intervention Netflix’s new series, ‘Adolescence’ has captivated audiences with its gritty and gripping portrayal of a...
Read more Losing a loved one is never easy, and dealing with their estate can feel overwhelming – especially if you’re unfamiliar with the legal steps involved. One of the most important...
Read more Buying or selling property can be a complex process, filled with legal documents and intricate paperwork. A conveyancer can make the process easier to understand and deal with. They have...
Read more Once probate has been granted, what happens next? If you’ve just been granted probate in the UK, you’re likely wondering what the following stages involve. The stages before and after...
Read more Becoming a Solicitor: Why the SQE is Replacing the LPC The route to becoming a qualified solicitor in England and Wales is undergoing a major transformation. The Solicitors Regulation Authority...
Read more The conveyancing process may seem overwhelming for buyers, but we’re here to help. Generally, the conveyancing process consists of several key steps, from buying and selling a property to exchanging...
Read more Update Your Will Week 2025 Is your will up to date? Here’s why it maters This Update Your Will Week (3rd – 9th March 2025), we’re joining The Association of...
Read more No More Week: Recognising the Signs of Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence No More Week is an annual campaign that is dedicated to raising awareness and encouraging change to...
Read more What to Expect in the Housing Market After the Latest SDLT Changes With the upcoming Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) changes due on 31st March 2025, many buyers, sellers...
Read more What You Need to Know About Harassment and Restraining Orders As Valentine’s Day approaches, many couples celebrate their relationships, but for some, this time of year can also mark...
Read more Could fewer rental properties be the price of positive action for tenants? The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to overhaul tenancy laws in England and Wales, promising stronger protections...
Read more Children’s Mental Health Week The Impact of Family Transitions on Children’s Mental Health It is Children’s Mental Health Week this week (03/02 – 09/02), which makes it a crucial...
Read more Family Mediation Week: Finding a Way Forward for Your Family Family Mediation Week 2025, running from January 27th to January 31st, is a great chance for us to highlight...
Read more Festivals and Drug Offences: What You Need to Know Festivals are a time of excitement, with attendees preparing their outfits, checking the lineup for their favourite artists, and looking...
Read more How to Avoid Making Mincemeat of Estate Planning A will that was hand-written on the back of two cardboard food packages has been confirmed as legally binding by the High...
Read more The recent news about Max George, a singer from The Wanted, highlights the vital need to seek professional advice when preparing a Will. Despite his good intentions, Max’s notes on...
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