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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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At Astle Paterson you can review your Will for free

February 24, 2017

Here at Astle Paterson, we understand that things in life change and so that’s why we’re offering a free 30 minute Will Review Consultation to check that your Will is still fit for purpose and, most importantly, reflects your wishes. ...

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Helping your children and grandchildren get a foot on the property ladder

January 31, 2017   |   Written by:

Sarah Nash, Solicitor and Head ofĀ Astle Paterson’sĀ Wills & Probate team,Ā discusses the rise in parents helping their children get on the property ladder and how best to avoid complications in the future. Sarah said, ā€œAccording to recent reports, children born after ...

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A shortage of burial plots in Staffordshire and South Derbyshire?

January 11, 2017   |   Written by:

Helen Vorley, ofĀ Astle Paterson’sĀ Wills & Probate department discusses why making enquiries about your burial plot now may give you peace of mind. Helen said, ā€œIt appears that approximately one quarter of people in the U.K. are currently choosing a traditional ...

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What’s the difference between a Solicitor, Lawyer and Barrister?

January 5, 2017   |   Written by: Martin Astle

Martin Astle, Solicitor and Director at Astle Paterson seeks to explain the difference between a Solicitor, Lawyer and a Barrister. Martin said ā€œThe word lawyer is a general term used to describe anyone who gives legal advice or has knowledge ...

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Solicitors and Confidentiality

December 28, 2016   |   Written by: Jean Paterson

Jean Paterson, Solicitor and Director at Astle Paterson discusses the Solicitors’ fundamental duty of client confidentiality. Jean said ā€œClient confidentiality is a core obligation applicable to Solicitors. Solicitors are expected to maintain high standards of professional conduct, and it is ...

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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Astle Paterson

December 23, 2016

To all our colleagues and clients, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all at Astle Paterson! Kindly note that from 4:00pm on Friday 23rd December 2016 the offices at Astle Paterson will be closed and will re-open at 9:00am ...

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The “I will only need a Lasting Power of Attorney should I lose mental capacity” Myth

December 20, 2016

In the latest edition of her series of myth busting articles, Sarah Nash, Solicitor and Head of Astle Paterson’s Wills and Probate Department, discusses the common myth that a Lasting Power of Attorney is only relevant when a person loses ...

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Astle Paterson get behind the Burton Mail’s ā€˜Feed Our Families’ campaign 2016

December 7, 2016

Astle Paterson are again throwing weight behindĀ the Burton Mail’s ā€˜Feed Our Families’ 2016 campaignĀ after agreeing to back for the last two years . Sally Wileman, Practice Manager at Astle Paterson said, “We are delighted to again support the Burton Mail’s ...

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Can a heterosexual couple enter into a Civil Partnership?

December 5, 2016

Anita Crewdson, Solicitor inĀ Astle Paterson’sĀ Divorce & Family Department discusses the latest developments for heterosexual couples wishing to enter into a Civil Partnership. Anita said, ā€œFollowing Rebecca Stienfeld and Charles Keidan losing their two day hearing in the High Court in ...

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The “I am able to deal with my spouse’s financial affairs for them should they be unable to do so” Myth

November 29, 2016

In the latest edition of her series of myth busting articles, Sarah Nash, Solicitor and Head of Astle Paterson’s Wills and Probate Department, discusses the common myth that married couples are automatically authorised to manage each other’s financial affairs should ...

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