Wills and Probate Solicitor Charlotte Day discusses the Gender Recognition Act 2004 and what implications this may have when dealing with Wills and LPAs … The Gender Recognition Act 2004 sets out the legal framework for an individual to have their gender legally recognised and for an individual to change their gender and have that […]

In July 2023, the Statutory Legacy amount was increased, Wills & Probate Solicitor Megan Lovell discusses the impact of this in her latest blog…. What Is The Statutory Legacy? This is a fixed sum of money along with the deceased’s personal possession which is paid to a surviving spouse or civil partner of someone who […]

My colleague Leonnie has recently written a blog in relation to the time it takes for cases about the arrangements for the care of children and how long they take: How Long Will It Take For Me To See My Child? – Timms Solicitors (timms-law.com) A recent article in The Law Society Gazette has also […]

Britney’s separation from her long-term partner has been a trending topic and it is unsurprising that Britney and Mr Asghari had a pre-nuptial agreement. Family Law Solicitor, Leonnie Watson, discusses pre-nuptial agreements in her latest blog… Various sources suggested that Mr Asghari could be ‘Toxic’ and that he sought to challenge the pre-nuptial agreement however, […]

‘What Is Grant Of Probate and Do I Need One?’ Wills & Probate Solicitor, Charlotte Day, discusses in her latest blog… What Is A Grant Of Probate? When a person dies leaving a valid Will, a Grant of Probate may need to be obtained to prove (confirm) the Will and to enable the Executors to […]