The 2025 Guide to Divorce
Divorce can be an emotionally challenging and stressful time for everyone involved and the amount of information flying around can feel overwhelming and confusing. Making sure you understand exactly what
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How to prepare for your first meeting with your family solicitor
The breakdown of a relationship/marriage can be difficult to deal with. It is usual to feel somewhat overwhelmed and anxious. Seeking legal advice from a solicitor on such sensitive and
LATEST: What are the updates to the ‘Statutory legacy’? And what do they mean for me?
We are no strangers to seeing increases in inflation being reported across the media and the resulting impact which it is having across society. Increased inflation has triggered a Government
NEW “HOW TO RENT” GUIDE ISSUED ON 24th March 2023
A new edition How to Rent Guide has been issued on 24th March. Any landlord or agent starting or renewing a tenancy must ensure the latest version of the guide is given to the
Hiding Assets During Divorce
In divorce and dissolution proceedings, before settlement negotiations can begin, it is vital that both spouses have a full appreciation and understanding of the other’s financial circumstances. Put simply, you
Common Divorce Mistakes
Divorce can be a painful and overwhelming process for many couples and can be fraught with potential pitfalls. While divorce is a legal process, it is also an emotional one.
The Importance of Wills in ‘Blended’ Families
In the present day, there is an increasing emergence of the ‘blended’ family. Blended families take many different forms, for example, a first or subsequent marriage where there are children
Are you ready for the No Fault Divorce?
From 6th April, the law on divorce will be changing and after years of legal campaigning, we will finally have ‘no fault divorce’. For the past 50 years, we have
Wedding Bells? Considering Prenuptial Agreements?
With the covid restrictions now being lifted couples are now in full steam ahead with their much awaited wedding plans with family and friends. However, asking your fiancé/fiancée in the
Relationship Agreements
If you separate, whether as part of a married or cohabiting couple, you will want to deal with financial matters as quickly and as cost effectively as possible. The best
The Highway Code changes, pedestrian safety and personal injury claims
The vast majority of injuries and consequential claims involving road safety and pedestrians, come from a driver’s failure to stop in time One of the most talked about changes to