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Gazing through the window on a Thursday afternoon, the rapidly fading light, low hanging grey…
Gazing through the window on a Thursday afternoon, the rapidly fading light, low hanging grey…
May 26, 2026 By Chris Morse
Last week broke news about the fundamental and long overdue change to divorce law and…
May 26, 2026 By Mark Smith
While it is difficult to know how businesses will fare during the current coronavirus pandemic,…
April 27, 2026 By Harriet Wigmore
There are five grounds on which the validity of a Will can be challenged. This…
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Buying a new house together, whether as a couple, or as friends getting onto the…
May 29, 2025 By Eve Hebbron
The number of claims being made by a disinherited adult child against a parent’s estate…
May 22, 2024 By Eve Hebbron
This is the sixth article in our Coronavirus and ADR Series, in which we will…
April 29, 2024 By Catherine Mathews
Can you submit inheritance claims after your divorce is finalised? What if you rekindle the…
February 26, 2024 By Harriet Wigmore
The law recognises that there is an overriding need to protect certain groups of people…
November 29, 2023 By Hazel Sanders
Do 'common law marriage' rights exist for unmarried couples? People often ask us about the…
September 27, 2023 By Stephens Scown
Having access to water can be a very valuable right, whether that is to use…
September 27, 2023 By Richard Bagwell
There are a number of factors that may influence a business decision to end a…
September 18, 2023 By Catherine Mathews