Updates
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Autumn Budget on 26 November 2025, introducing several measures that are set to influence the UK housing market over the coming years. While many of...
Inheritance Tax (IHT) can come as a shock to families who assume their home and savings will simply pass down without complications. In recent years, the government introduced a valuable...
If you have just found out that there are restrictive covenants attached to your home, you are not alone. Many homeowners only become aware of them long after they have...
With the rapid evolution of technology and the increase in remote and hybrid working, employee monitoring has become more common in the UK workplace. From the red, orange, and green...
Nobody wants to think about their parents losing the ability to make decisions for themselves. It feels premature, pessimistic, even disrespectful to bring up the subject when they may well...
There has been widespread speculation in recent weeks that the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, may look to introduce new taxation measures on high-value properties in the Autumn Budget. Reports suggest that...
Working from home or in a hybrid capacity brings many benefits, such as reducing time stuck in traffic or commuting, a comfortable work environment, and the ability to bring the...
Prenups in the UK are pivoting from being an awkward, unromantic conversation, to being considered as a smart, everyday option for a variety of couples looking to get married. In...
Conveyancing can often feel like a confusing and overwhelming process, especially with so many misconceptions. In this blog, Marie Pym, addresses some of the most common misunderstandings about conveyancing. 1. Conveyancers...
Buying or selling a property is one of the most significant financial transactions you will make. The process can be complex, requiring careful legal handling to ensure everything runs smoothly....
A Magistrate recently received a formal reprimand for texting her daughter during a hearing, despite pleading mitigating circumstances. Another Magistrate received a misconduct warning for swearing in court and telling a witness to leave....
This week marks “Update Your Will Week,” serving as a timely reminder of the importance of both creating and regularly updating your Will to ensure it reflects your wishes. We...
A Strategic Asset for Sellers in Company Transactions Selling a company can be stressful and the sellers have several things they have to consider. If not handled properly, they could...
There has been much discussion about reforming leasehold legislation over the last few years. This culminated in the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024. Despite this legislation being passed, much...
The Section 8 notice period for rent arrears cases will extend from 2 to 4 weeks. The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to bring significant changes in spring/summer 2025, aiming...
If you are considering moving in with your partner and are not married, you are not alone. Understanding unmarried couples legal rights is crucial, as approximately 1 in 5 families...
Since 29.03.2024, the rules that govern the family law court process has changed and there is more focus on encouraging early resolution of child arrangement disputes and reaching a financial...
Living in the marital home but beginning the divorce process can be challenging for many reasons; financial constraints, the emotional impact and the practicalities of parenting. Communication is key, and...
Our office will be closed all day on Tuesday 15th October 2024 for staff training and will re-open again at 9:00am on Wednesday 16th October 2024. We are sorry for...
Yesterday, the Government presented its long-awaited Employment Rights Bill to Parliament. The promise to have this put forward within the first 100 days has been met, just! The Bill has...
Understanding the Causes and How to Avoid Probate Delays Probate is the legal right to manage a deceased person’s estate. This process involves gathering assets, settling debts, and distributing funds...
Today sees the commencement of new legislation, the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 (the Act). The overview of the Act states “the purpose is to create a legal obligation...
The rental E-scooter trial, currently running in 22 regions across the United Kingdom, has been extended until May 2026. Let’s explore the rules for both private and rental E-scooter use...
Can our current Christmas child arrangements order arrangement be changed? Yes, you can change child arrangements either by reaching an agreement with the other parent. If that’s not possible, you...
Deciding to move is a significant decision. Whether you need an extra bedroom or are downsizing now that the children have left home, selling your property quickly can be vital—especially...
A Declaration of Trust, also known as a Trust Deed (Deed of Trust), specifies how joint owners hold a property. It sets out the financial arrangements between two or more...
When you’re considering a “fair and reasonable financial settlement” after separating or divorcing, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Your unique situation, including your assets and liabilities will influence the outcome....
Choose harmony over hostility We are excited to introduce a new service that allows separating couples to resolve matters together with the help of a single lawyer. This new approach...
As we approach the General Election on 4 July 2024, all the main political parties have laid out their manifestos. They each present vastly different proposals for employment law reform....
Policies are essential for managing the legal obligations associated with having employees, which can be complex but crucial for creating a safe and equitable working environment. While navigating the legal...
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