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Points to Consider When Choosing a Solicitor
Whether you’re helping an elderly relative or applying for probate, the services of a good solicitor are invaluable. Choosing the right legal professional can seem...
Risk of pensions poverty following divorce likely to increase
With the new, simpler ‘no-fault’ divorce law now in effect, experts are warning of an increased risk of financial difficulties in retirement. Insurer and pension...
Where To Begin When A Loved One Passes
It’s an understatement to say that dealing with a bereavement is never easy. Even when you’re able to turn your thoughts to organising the deceased’s...
Obtaining a Child Arrangements Order
If you and your child’s other parent are separating or divorcing, you will generally need to put in place new arrangements in respect of how...
What Is Probate?
If you’re suddenly needing to deal with probate, it can be a little daunting if you don’t know what it entails. To clarify what probate...
Divorce – What Is The Process And Factors Affect The Cost?
Divorce can be a challenging, emotional, and often expensive process for couples. Whatever the reason behind your separation, if you and your spouse are seeking...
Child Maintenance is Not Being Received. What Can You Do?
Child Maintenance – What Happens if Your Child’s Other Parent Doesn’t Pay? Child maintenance is generally paid to the parent who deals with most of...
Divorce and Hidden Assets
Hidden Assets - What Will Happen if Someone Hides Their Assets During a Divorce? In dealing with financial matters in a divorce, the Court will...
Bridging to Buy a New Home
Taking out a Bridging Loan for your House Purchase - What You Need to Know Recent reports in the financial press suggest more homebuyers are...
Sole Director Companies with Model Articles
Are you a sole director of a company that has adopted Model Articles? Stephanie Langdon of our Corporate Team sets out the risks involved and...
Civil Partnerships – How to Enter or End One
How Do I Enter into a Civil Partnership? The Civil Partnership Act 2004 came into force on the 5th December 2005 and made it legal...
Cohabitation Agreements – What You Should Know
What is a Cohabitation Agreement? More and more couples now choose to live together before they get married or enter into a civil partnership or...
I Want a Divorce – What are the Grounds?
From 6th April 2022, England and Wales have a new divorce law - The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 introduces no-fault Divorce. It covers Marriage,...
