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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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What you need to know about landlords and tenants’ rights in 2026

The legal landscape for landlords and tenants is changing rapidly, and we want to keep you in the loop. With ...

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The role of an entertainment Solicitor

May 5, 2017   |   Written by:

Deborah Pegg, Solicitor of Astle Paterson’s Media, Entertainment, TV and Film department discusses her role as an entertainment Solicitor at Astle Paterson. Deborah said ā€œEntertainment Law is a very specialist area and it is essential to obtain the expert advice ...

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Does someone owe you money? Have you obtained Judgment? What next?

April 25, 2017   |   Written by: Liam O’Shea

Liam O’Shea, Director &Ā SolicitorĀ in Astle Paterson’s Dispute Resolution & LitigationĀ department discusses the options open to you to obtain payment from your debtor after you have obtained Judgment against them. Liam said ā€œOnce you have obtained a Judgment from the Court ...

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Proposed changes to probate fees scrapped – for now

April 21, 2017   |   Written by:

Sarah Nash, Head of Astle Paterson’s Private Client team, discusses the news that proposed increases to Probate fees have been scrapped – at least for the time being. Sarah said ā€œThe proposal that probate fees should be determined on a ...

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No drama, just the very best advice

April 18, 2017   |   Written by:

Expert legal support for the creative industries –rights, finance, production. About Deborah Pegg Deborah is a highly experienced commercial and corporate legal expert who has specialised in film, TV and entertainment law for more than a decade. But Deborah’s experience ...

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Astle Paterson take part in a face-to-face Dementia Friends session

April 10, 2017   |   Written by:

Sarah Nash, Solicitor and Head of Astle Paterson’s Wills and Probate Department discusses Astle Paterson’s aim to assist people living with dementia in Burton upon Trent and the surrounding area. Sarah said ā€œDementia is caused by a number of diseases ...

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Time to pay your Trial hearing fee on time

April 4, 2017   |   Written by: Liam O’Shea

Liam O’Shea, Director and Solicitor in Astle Paterson’s Dispute Resolution & Litigation department discusses the recent changes to Civil Court Trial fees. Liam said ā€œAs well as paying to the Court a fee when a claim is started, the Claimant ...

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How qualified is my Solicitor?

March 27, 2017   |   Written by: Jean Paterson

Jean Paterson, Solicitor and Director at Astle Paterson Solicitors discusses the often asked question, ā€œHow qualified is my Solicitor?ā€ Jean said ā€œTo qualify as a Solicitor involves exams and a substantial training period.Ā Ā  It will take at least three years ...

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Astle Paterson ‘Bake a Massive Difference’ for Red Nose Day 2017

March 24, 2017

Astle Paterson’s staff have donned their aprons, greased their tins and have baked up a culinary storm in aid ofĀ Comic ReliefĀ onĀ Red Nose Day 2017! The items have sold, well, like hot cakes and Astle Paterson has raised Ā£222.05 for Comic ...

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Supreme Court reduces daughter’s financial award from late mother’s estate

March 20, 2017   |   Written by:

Sarah Nash, Solicitor and Head ofĀ Astle Paterson’s Private Client team,Ā discusses the recent Supreme Court decision in Illott v Mitson – a long running case regarding a claim made by Heather Illot against her deceased mother’s estate. Sarah explained ā€œThis week, ...

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Proposed changes to probate fees

March 13, 2017   |   Written by:

Sarah Nash, Solicitor and Head of Astle Paterson’s Wills and Probate Department, discusses the latest changes to probate fees. Sarah said ā€œWithin the last week, the Government has announced its intention to press ahead with proposed reforms to probate fees. ...

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