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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...

Non-Court Dispute Resolution

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...

Probate Application Delays

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...
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...
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...
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...
Buying your first property can feel quite daunting, especially for first time buyers. With careful planning and understanding of the process you can confidently embark on this exciting journey. So...
If you’ve been following Companies House on social media, you’ve probably noticed an increase in mentions of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA). Ignoring these seemingly boring posts...
What is a Declaration of Trust? A Declaration of Trust, also known as a Trust Deed (Deed of Trust) is a legal document used to specify how a property is...
Advice for Directors – Late Filing: Company Directors Personal Liability – Prosecutions All companies must send their accounts and confirmation statements to Companies House each year in accordance with the...
According to Indicator FL Memo, an ACAS-commissioned YouGov report from 2023 found that 30% of employers may make redundancies in 2024. Employer’s Duty Regarding Voluntary Redundancy When carrying out a...
Question I’m Getting Divorced, Can I Keep My Married Name? Answer Jennifer Lee, Family Law Associate Solicitor, Clarke & Son replies: Any reference to divorce or marriage in this article...
What to Do as a Landlord When the Lease Expires In our team we have recently come across several situations where commercial tenants have continued to occupy premises after their...
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