Within Court Proceedings, many complex terms and abbreviations are often used, including the mention of a Part 25 application but what does this actually mean? Trainee Solicitor, Emily Facer discusses 'Section 13 of the Children and Families Act 2014' and 'Part 25 applications' in her latest blog...
Buying or selling a property can be an exciting but stressful experience, especially when you're caught in the middle of a conveyancing chain. Understanding the intricacies of a conveyancing chain is crucial for anyone involved in the property market. In this blog, we'll explore what a conveyancing chain is, the common issues that can arise, and how to navigate it successfully...
In her latest blog, Wills & Probate expert Sara Hilliard asks “Who do you approach to write your Will?”...
'Supported contact' and 'supervised contact' are both used to enable parents and children to spend time together. Timms Family Law Solicitor, discusses the differences in her latest blog...
In her latest blog, Head of Wills & Probate, Charlotte Day, discusses what personal chattels are, how to sell them and what you can do to avoid any problems that may occur...
As you may be aware, the Government has recently announced that the statutory legacy a spouse or civil partner receives under intestacy will increase...
In her latest blog, Charlotte Day discusses some of the more unusual funeral request options available...
In his most recent blog, Wills & Probate Solicitor Matthew Kelly, discusses Inheritance Tax and Lifetime Gifting..
When it comes to Family Law, a strong foundation of evidence is crucial for a successful outcome. Timms Family Law Solicitor, Melissa Knight, discusses evidence gathering in Family Law and whether the Court can use material on an electronic device...
Raising enquiries is a major part of the conveyancing process, whereby the buyer’s conveyancer will raise questions to the house seller to learn more about the property. Trainee Solicitor, Leah Pilling, discusses the ins and outs of property enquiries in her latest blog...
