As the year draws to an end, we find ourselves reflecting on the past twelve months and the hopes we have for 2026. This is no different for the Timms family law team, as we look towards what notable changes there have been in family law this year and what changes we anticipate for the year to come.
Ed Sheeran has recently confirmed that he has made a 'Letter of Wishes' to sit alongside his Will. Sophie Wildsmith discusses in her blog...
When buying or selling a property, one of the most important stages in the conveyancing process is the raising and answering of enquiries. Head of Conveyancing, Katie Holmes explains more in her latest blog...
The Pathfinder Pilot has been launched in a number of family courts across the country. Timms, Melissa Knights, discusses it's impact...
It has come to light that some Wills made in Lockdown may not be valid! Advanced Paralegal, Melanie Wain, explains more in her latest blog...
In her latest blog, Head of Wills & Probate, Charlotte Day, discusses funerals and the importance of having a Will...
It is important to have buildings insurance in place from the point of exchange of contracts because your financial liability for the property begins at that time. Conveyancer Lauren Bourne, explains more in her latest blog...
Ideally, you should make a Will and then review it every 3 to 5 years regardless of whether there have been any significant changes in your life. Solicitor Megan Lovell answers the question 'Why is it important to review a Will?' in her latest blog...
It is a common misconception that unmarried couples have the same property rights as a married couple. Trainee Solicitor, Emily Facer, explains property rights and unmarried couples in her latest blog.
When a relationship has broken down, you will no doubt start to think about how you wish to navigate the next stages. Trainee Solicitor, Emily Facer discusses Divorce and other avenues of separation in her latest blog...
