Routes to Law
For anyone looking to make their way into the legal sector, the options available to…
March 6, 2024 By Molly Ripley
Selling a property on divorce – timing is key
Properties are often the largest asset to deal with on divorce, and often one of…
March 5, 2024 By Meesha Ghovanloupoor
Charities Act 2022 – Latest Changes
The latest set of changes will come into force on 7 March 2024. The Charity…
March 5, 2024 By Laurie Trounce
Building purpose and impact with B Corp
Having just celebrated one year since its B CorpTM Certification, leading South West law firm…
March 5, 2024 By Stephens Scown
A practical health & safety guide to employing young persons
Young workers play an important role in the rural and wider Southwest economy, whether they…
March 5, 2024 By Steve Panton
No Fault Divorce – don’t forget your financial order
In April of 2022 the new no fault divorce procedure came into force. It is…
March 5, 2024 By Stephens Scown
How will recent changes to UK company law affect me and my business?
You may be aware that the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (“Act”) came into…
March 4, 2024 By Olivia Miller
What is a Recovery Order?
A Recovery Order is an order under Section 50 of the Children Act 1989. A…
March 1, 2024 By Jordan Carter
Surrogacy and Parental Order
Carrying on with our recent series of articles around parental responsibility. My article below concerns…
February 29, 2024 By Sarah Hindle
Contesting a letter of wishes – Can a person’s handwritten note of wishes amount to a Will?
If you, like me, used some of the Christmas holiday period to catch up on…
February 29, 2024 By Davina Haydon
Who owns the highway?
The recent query 'Who Owns Highways' from one of my developer clients has prompted me…
February 29, 2024 By Ben Wheeler
Employment Tribunal – successful victimization claims
Stephens Scown has secured compensation amounting to almost £100,000 for four clients in a series…
February 29, 2024 By Stephens Scown