When I meet with clients they often tell me that they struggle to understand the legal jargon they hear when they’re moving house. To help, I’ve created a jargon buster of conveyancing...
Is your boiler on its last legs? If you're planning to sell your property, you might be wondering if a boiler service is necessary. Conveyancer, Julie Stewart discusses why you may need to book in a service in her latest blog...
Learn what simultaneous exchange and completion means, why it happens, and the risks involved. Expert conveyancing advice for UK property transactions.
The temporary legislation allowing Wills to be witnessed via video comes to an end this month. Wills and Probate Solicitor, Matthew Kelly, discusses the end of video witnessing in his latest blog...
What do I call the Judge in a Family Court case? For many, this can cause anxiety for those involved so Family Law Solicitor, Fiona Moffat explains....
If you have suffered a reportable accident at work and wish to pursue a claim for personal injury, your Solicitor will require a copy of the RIDDOR report in order to investigate liability into what happened...
In 2024, the average cost of a funeral in the UK is £3,953. For families and friends the cost of a funeral often comes as a surprise...
Most clients will ask ‘How long will the sale and/or purchase take?’ It is difficult to advise timescales from the outset of a transaction but Conveyancing Solicitor, Michelle Rock, discusses what can be done to reduce delays...
The UK Commission on Bereavement has recently published a report which shows that we are not good at comforting people who are grieving.
A viability assessment plays a vital role in determining the various options for a child’s future. Viability assessments are also sometimes known as a suitability assessment and include assessments of family members, friends, neighbours or anybody else who is potentially suitable to care for a child.
