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The legal rights behind cohabitation: what unmarried couples need to know

Cohabitation is back in the news after the UK government commissioned a consultation to review the law, or lack of ...

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The risks of a DIY divorce

The divorce process has recently been made a lot simpler, but it is important to understand the potential risks of ...

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What the Renters’ Rights Act means for landlords

With the Renters’ Rights Act now in effect, landlords, letting agents and property professionals are facing a new regulatory landscape ...

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Changes to Non-Molestation Orders for 2026

Revised guidance was issued by the president of the Family Division on Non-Molestation Orders, which came into effect on 12th ...

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A divorce made easier: expert legal support when you need it most

Divorce is rarely easy. For many people, it represents one of the most difficult periods of their lives. Relationships are ...

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Transfer of Equity: Is It Possible To Add A Name To My Property?

February 15, 2023   |   Written by: Saima Razaq

What Doeas Transfer Of Equity Mean? The title deeds are an important legal document that records the names of all owners of a property and confirms the transfer of ownership from the seller to the buyer every time it is ...

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The Reality Of Recovering Debts You Need To Know Your Business

January 23, 2023   |   Written by: Liam O’Shea

Things You Need to Know When Recovering Debts According to recent research, late payments are becoming an ingrained problem for businesses in the UK, as customers are delaying settling their accounts at a time of increasing economic pressure. One-fifth of ...

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6 Truths About Wills That You Should Know

January 20, 2023   |   Written by: Alex Bristow

Wills are often dismissed as unnecessary, particularly by young adults, people with few assets, or those who are not in long-term relationships. However, it is also fair to say that many misunderstand the importance of having a Will, especially as ...

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Divorce Papers: What To Do If Your Estranged Spouse Refuses To Sign?

January 16, 2023   |   Written by: Lauren Jones

The divorce process is emotionally challenging and stressful for many separated couples, irrespective of whether they have mutually agreed to go their separate ways. However, if one partner refuses to sign the divorce papers, it can make a difficult situation ...

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What Does Property Conveyancing Involve?

January 13, 2023   |   Written by: Saima Razaq

ā€˜Conveyancing’ is the legal process of transferring the ownership of a property or land from one person to another. If you are selling or buying a home in England, you will need to engage a residential conveyancing solicitor to carry ...

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The Renters Reform Bill – What Landlords Need to Know

January 11, 2023   |   Written by: Liam O’Shea

In June 2022, the long-awaited Renters Reform Bill (first announced in February 2021) had its second reading in parliament and passed with an overwhelming majority.Ā 

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How To Deal With A Spouse’s Debt When They Die

January 4, 2023   |   Written by: Alex Bristow

“Am i responsible for my spouse’s debt after death?” The death of a spouse is one of the most traumatic and devastating events a person could be faced with, leaving a wide range of affairs to settle for the surviving ...

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Divorce In England and Wales

December 28, 2022   |   Written by: Jane Flemming

The process of getting a divorce in the England and Wales can be complicated and it is important to understand the steps involved before beginning the process, even if it is the right thing to do for you and your ...

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What To Look For In A Divorce Lawyer

December 21, 2022   |   Written by: Lauren Jones

Going through a divorce is never easy. The process can be long, complicated, and emotionally draining. That is why it is important to find a divorce lawyer who you can trust to help you through the challenges you may face.

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What The New Laws Around Section 21 Mean For Landlords

December 16, 2022   |   Written by: Liam O’Shea

As part of the proposed Renters Reform Bill, the government plans to abolish Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988. This section of the Act allows landlords to evict tenants and reclaim their property with just two months’ notice, without ...

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