Moving house is a significant milestone, but doing so over the festive season comes with unique challenges. From unpredictable weather to seasonal deadlines, navigating a house move during Christmas requires...
Read more In a surprising turn of events, the UK property market has witnessed an unexpected surge in house prices during November and December 2024. With property values nearing record highs, this...
Read more The Modern Law Conveyancing Awards Results! On Thursday, 21st November, we had the pleasure of attending The Modern Law Conveyancing Awards, and we are thrilled to share that we didn’t...
Read more Understanding the process of probate can be helpful if you are ever in the position of dealing with a loved one’s Will or probate. Probate can be confusing, and there...
Read more Family breakdowns are more common than you may think, and there are approximately 2.4 million separated families in the UK effectively co-parenting. If you’re thinking about divorce or separation and...
Read more Case Study Summary Our client was accused of assaulting two police officers after being stopped under Section 1 of PACE. Following robust representation, including expert analysis of CCTV evidence, our...
Read more We are absolutely thrilled to share that our Crime Team has been awarded Team of the Year (Individual Law) at the prestigious LawNet Awards! The LawNet Awards are widely regarded...
Read more Recovering a debt from someone who owes you money can be frustrating and challenging. The steps taken in the debt collection process depend on whether the debt is a business...
Read more Burglary is a serious offence that involves unlawful entry into a building with the intent to commit a crime (usually theft). When specific aggravating factors are present, the crime escalates...
Read more From Monday 9th December 2024, HM Land Registry will increase fees for its information services, marking the first rise in over a decade. The fees are increasing by £4 and...
Read more Understand the law on bonfires and fireworks. Stay informed, safe, and compliant during festive and celebratory times.
Read more Rachel Reeves made history yesterday, delivering the first budget from a female chancellor, in a debut that also marked the first Labour budget in 14 years. Starting her speech with...
Read more Do grandparents have rights? In the UK, the law doesn’t automatically give grandparents the right to see their grandchildren. Parents can choose whether or not they want their children’s grandparents...
Read more We are absolutely thrilled to share the news of our recent success at The ESTAS Awards 2024! Bell Lamb & Joynson were honoured to be finalists in three different categories,...
Read more Criminal law is the most widely known area of legal practice. It ranges broadly from motoring offences to murder and white-collar crimes, such as corruption and fraud. What is criminal...
Read more One of Liverpool’s longest-established law firms, Bell Lamb & Joynson, is proud to be shortlisted as a finalist for three prestigious awards at this year’s LawNet Awards! Bell Lamb &...
Read more From October 21st – 25th, it’s Halton Haven Hospice Will Week. A chance to secure peace of mind by making your will, all while supporting a local hospice that provides...
Read more Conveyancing is the legal part of buying property and refers to the legal transfer of ownership from the seller to the buyer. The main stages of conveyancing are the exchange...
Read more Leading Liverpool law firm, Bell Lamb & Joynson, has been shortlisted for six prestigious awards at this year’s Modern Law Conveyancing Awards. This exciting recognition comes hot on the heels...
Read more Get to Know Jess Meet Jessica Flaherty, Partner and Head of Private Client at Bell Lamb & Joynson. In just a few minutes, you can learn more about her impressive...
Read more Probate is something that many of us will have to experience at some point in our lives. It can be difficult to go through, especially when you’re still processing the...
Read more When do you pay conveyancing fees? Your conveyancing solicitor will likely ask for a payment on account before starting their service. If you’re selling your current property and wish to...
Read more What is Stamp Duty? Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a mandatory tax that applies when purchasing property or land in England and Northern Ireland. You’re required to pay SDLT...
Read more Case Study Summary Our client was a teenager accused of sexual assault, on a female that he had met through Snapchat. After never having any legal dealings or knowledge, his...
Read more Domestic Violence Awareness Month October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the widespread issue of domestic abuse and highlighting the resources available for victims...
Read more Going through divorce or separation is challenging, especially when there are children involved. If your children are old enough, they might show signs of worry or concern throughout this difficult...
Read more Domestic abuse, also known as domestic violence, is the act of one partner showing a pattern of behaviour that shows signs of wanting to control or hurt the other. In...
Read more When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, it can be an overwhelming and emotional time for both the individual and their family. As the condition progresses, it’s essential to...
Read more Alzheimer’s disease is a complex and challenging condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. It is a form of dementia that gradually impairs cognitive function, memory, and behaviour. Coping with...
Read more Pre-proceedings are in place to give parents information regarding the local authorities’ concerns about their children. Child welfare is important, and pre-proceedings give parents the chance to work collaboratively with...
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