Breaking Up or Breaking the Law?

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When a loved one passes away, dealing with the legal and financial aspects of their estate can be both overwhelming and upsetting. A crucial aspect is property valuation for probate;...
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Becoming a homeowner is a significant milestone, but the journey doesn’t end once you’ve signed your mortgage deed. Signing your mortgage deed can be exciting, but it’s important to understand...
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GBH Sentencing Guidelines Explained

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In the UK criminal law realm, offences involving violence are treated with the utmost seriousness. Grievous bodily harm (GBH) is one offence that carries significant consequences for individuals who are...
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This holiday season, let's run, laugh, and give back. Join us in spreading holiday joy through the Santa Dash – a celebration of unity, compassion, and the true spirit of the season!
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In the United Kingdom, manslaughter is a serious criminal offence that involves unlawfully causing the death of another person.​ ​ There are two main categories of manslaughter: voluntary and involuntary...
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Squatting can be a complex and controversial topic, often misunderstood. It involves people known as squatters living in properties (a squat) without the owner’s permission. These properties can range from...
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You may not want to think about writing your Will, but it’s essential for everyone, regardless of their age or financial situation. A Will is a legal document outlining your...
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Verbal abuse involves using hurtful words, threats, or offensive language to harm or harass someone. This behaviour can have severe consequences not only for the victim but for the abuser...
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Steps to Take When Buying a Second Home

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If buying your primary residence was your first step on the property ladder and you decide to increase your portfolio by investing in a second property, then read on. Investing...
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No-Fault Divorce: The Highs and Lows

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Following the introduction of no-fault divorce, applications have surged by 20 per cent, but the simplified digital process can hide the challenge of long-term certainty on finances for parting couples.
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Our Head of Residential Property, Laura Cartwright, shares her personal journey to becoming a Partner at Bell Lamb & Joynson Solicitors and shows that there are alternative paths to education if you don't get the A-Level results you'd hoped for.
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