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Making a Will is one of the most important things you can do to secure a financial future for your loved ones. It’s estimated that one in three people die...

Learn about cautioning in this guide from Bell Lamb & Joynson. The police and prosecutor can grant a formal, yet out-of-court disposable to those who committed a minor, low-level offence....

Halton Haven Hospice in Runcorn is a charity that is close to our hearts and one that we support. They provide end-of-life care to those in our local community who...

The Administrator of Estate is a job that should not be taken lightly as it holds important responsibilities. As an Administrator of Estate, you hold the duty of distributing and...

The terms “theft,” “burglary,” and “robbery” are sometimes used interchangeably in news reporting regarding crimes involving the theft of money or property. But there are definite distinctions between these offences....

Applying for a consent order makes things official and legally binding when you go through your divorce. A consent order holds many benefits, one of which is avoiding any disputes,...

New Rules Related to Pre-Charge Bail Have Been Extended In April 2017 new provisions relating to pre-charge bail were introduced. These have now been extended in the Police, Crime, Sentencing...

Getting onto the property ladder can be difficult for first-time buyers. The government has made it a lot easier and more manageable for those wanting to purchase a house with...

Being caught driving under the influence can be a worrying and uneasy time – if you are found guilty of drink driving, you could face a series of punishments. At...

A new build can be fresh and exciting, and many love the idea of owning a new home to put their unique spin on. It also has the huge added...

Drink driving is a serious offence that can lead to severe consequences, including licence suspension, fines, and even imprisonment. A drink driving penalty calculator will provide an estimate of the...

Going through probate after the death of a loved one can be a difficult time, we understand. With the help and guidance from a probate solicitor, you will never be...

A Will can be contested and anyone has the option to do this. The reasons for someone to contest a Will can include worry that the Will could be invalid,...

It’s impossible to go through the property-buying process without conveyancing. Going through the conveyancing process is the journey of legally transferring ownership of a property from one person to another....

Causation is the relationship between the defendant and their conduct. It involves what they caused to happen and the end result – this will form the basis of whether the...

Adoption can be a wonderful thing – it can give a child in need the chance at a new life and a better start off in the world. All children...

The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act (2020) came into force on 6 April 2022. It was a landmark reform that introduced the ‘no-fault divorce’ for couples ending their marriage. Since...

The local legal community and supporters of access to justice will be putting their trainers on to walk 5K on 27 September for the Liverpool Legal Walk. And we’ll be...

When being charged with conspiracy to supply class A drugs, it is essential to get legal advice, support and representation. This ensures you will have the best possible chance of...

In July this year, the Co-operative convenience store chain was found to be using facial recognition technology across stores in the south of England, leading to complaints being filed to...

Buying to let is an increasingly popular way of investing in the UK – although buy-to-let mortgages come with their own set of rules and challenges that differ from when...

Adopting a child can be extremely rewarding and can be a wonderful way to build or add to your family, as well providing a loving home for a child. There...

A court injunction is a very powerful and serious tool. In UK law, an injunction is an order issued by the court to one or more parties in a civil...

Evidence is information that is used in the courts that are presented to persuade the courts and the jury of the probability of the truth, based on some fact asserted...

Since working from home was forced in 2020, workplaces have seen a continued rise in the number of people wishing to stay working from home even after a return to...

Updating your Will is an important task that people often put off. As time passes by and personal circumstances change, it is not uncommon for you to want to make...

A lot of people feel very passionately about crime. Judges and magistrates of course play a vital role in the criminal justice system when it comes to sentencing. To go...

The conveyancing process can be long and slow. This can be a nuisance when you just want things to move as fast as possible, although certain issues can get in...

The world’s largest pilot of a four-day work week has launched in the UK. The pilot will last six months, with 70 companies and 3,300 workers participating. The workers taking...

Knowing the difference between the different types of courts here in the UK can be a bit confusing if you don’t know what each type of court is for. We...