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...
Dropped kerbs are not just for the convenience of getting your car onto your drive, they are a legal requirement. Licensed Conveyancer, Julie Stewart, explains more in her latest blog...
When buying a property together, you will be asked how you wish to hold the equity. Conveyancer, Lauren Bourne explains the different ways in her latest blog...
Increasingly, houseowners are having solar panels installed to generate electricity in return for helping to reduce their energy bills. Licensed Conveyancer, Rachel Gibbs, explains more in her latest blog...
Family Solicitor, Melissa Knight discusses the question "Can I be sent to prison for breaching a Family Court order" in her latest blog...
Legal Executive, Katie Copsey, gives her top four heart-related family lawyer tips for World Heart Day 2025 & going through heartbreak, in her latest blog...
The recent stamp duty controversy surrounding Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary Angela Rayner underlines just how easy it can be to get it wrong with regard to SDLT. Head of Conveyancing, Katie Holmes, explains more in her latest blog...
If your property is registered at the Land Registry, there will be an Official Copy of Register. Timms Conveyancer, Lauren Bourne, explains what that is in her latest blog...
