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Is there really a “quickie” divorce system now?

Divorce laws changed hugely in April 2022 to a “no-fault” regime. Family lawyers have really welcomed the change to a no-fault regime.

Employment Law Update: Important changes in April 2023

Please remember that various limits and payments set out in legislation change in April each year. From 2 April 2023, statutory maternity, paternity, adoption and parental bereavement pay, as well as

Why use a solicitor to prepare my Lasting Power of Attorney?

An LPA is a powerful document, enabling you to appoint an individual or individuals of your choosing to manage your financial affairs.

Child Arrangements: Orders, Variation and Enforcement

Reaching an agreement about where your child lives or how often they spend time with a parent can be a difficult and stressful process.

Why make a Will?

Many people are aware that a Will is important; but most people do not have one and do not appreciate why it is as important

Fearn –v– Tate Modern judgment: Supreme Court confirms ‘visual intrusion’ constitutes a private nuisance

The Supreme Court has today extended the law by confirming that overlooking or ‘visual intrusion’ can give rise to a cause of action in private nuisance.

The psychology behind mediation – Why is mediation so popular?

In anticipation of Family Mediation Week, Sarah Archibald shares her thoughts on mediation and why she thinks it is so successful for separating couples.

Relocation of the family: what needs to be considered?

Following a divorce or separation between parents, the location of the children’s home base may be a point of contention, especially if it results in

Employment Law Update: The extended prohibition on exclusivity clauses

Ban on exclusivity clauses in zero-hours employment contracts has been extended to low paid workers and employees.

Executor sentenced to prison – a stern reminder about personal representatives’ duties

Being entrusted with distributing an estate and attending to the last wishes of a loved one can be daunting and knowing how to proceed can also be a minefield. If you are a personal representative who needs some assistance with a dispute which has arisen, or you have concerns about a personal representative administering an estate, we are here to help.

Making a Will? Why not using a solicitor could be a hazardous choice

While you do not need a solicitor to draw up your Will, your choice of professional is important. Leaving a Will which does not accurately reflect your wishes, or which is drafted in a way which gives rise to unnecessary tax liabilities for your estate, sadly risks causing distress to your loved ones.

Separated Parents: Deciding where your child goes to school

Choosing a school after a divorce or separation? In our latest blog, Caroline Keeley, Head of our Family Law team, outlines the key things to consider if you’re trying to agree your child’s choice of school with your ex-partner.

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