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- Family Law
Claims Under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975
Summary English law cherishes testamentary freedom. A person may generally dispose of their estate as they see fit, rewarding loyalty, punishing ...
- Employment Law
How to Deal with a Breach of Contract Dispute
Key Points Whether it is a supply agreement, a services contract, or a complex commercial/joint venture, the business world is built on contracts. ...
- Uncategorised
What Is Commonhold And Why Is The Labour Government Pushing It?
Commonhold is a freehold-based system of flat ownership that gives each owner direct title to their unit and collective control of shared areas, ...
- Family Law
How To Prepare For A Divorce
Preparing for a divorce in England and Wales means understanding the no-fault process under the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, ...
- Wills, Estates and Trusts
Why Everyone Should Have A Lasting Power Of Attorney
Everyone should have a Lasting Power of Attorney in place while they still have the mental capacity to make one. An LPA appoints a trusted person to ...
- Residential Conveyancing
I am Selling My Property: What Documents Do I Need?
Both buyers and sellers in an England and Wales residential conveyancing transaction must produce identity documents, evidence of funds, and signed ...
- Wills, Estates and Trusts
How To Plan For Illness & Old Age
Summary Planning ahead for illness and old age means putting a Lasting Power of Attorney in place. At the same time, you still have mental capacity, ...
- Family Law
Tips On How To Find a Good Divorce Lawyer
Finding a good family law solicitor means looking for specialist experience in divorce and family matters, membership of Resolution, and someone you ...
- Residential Conveyancing
Things To Think About When Buying Your First Home
First-time buyers in England currently benefit from a Stamp Duty Land Tax nil-rate band up to £300,000 on properties costing no more than £500,000, ...
- Guides
What Areas Of Law Can a Solicitor Specialise In?
Solicitors can specialise in dozens of distinct practice areas, though the most commonly used by individuals and businesses in England and Wales are ...