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As the new year begins, it’s a great time for fresh starts and thoughtful planning. While many focus on resolutions like improving health or developing careers, the beginning of the year is also the perfect time to address an often overlooked but essential task: making or updating your will!
Divorce is one of life’s most challenging experiences, and the desire to minimise costs and complications often leads to many considering a DIY approach. While handling your divorce without professional legal advice could save money upfront, it comes with significant risks that could cost you more in the long run - both financially and emotionally.
The New Year is a time for resolutions, fresh starts, and big decisions. For many people, it’s also the time to address issues in their personal lives that have been lingering for a little too long. January has become known as ‘Divorce Month’ in the media, due to the significant rise in divorce enquiries.
Buying property as a cohabiting couple can be an exciting milestone, but it also comes with considerations. Unlike married couples or civil partners, cohabiting couples have no automatic legal rights if the relationship ends, or one partner passes away.
Divorce is a challenging time, but avoiding common mistakes can make the process smoother and less stressful. Here are the top pitfalls people face during a divorce and how we can help you navigate them.
Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but it can also feel overwhelming. We understand the unique challenges first-time buyers face, so to help you get started, here are five tips.
Making a Will might seem like something you can put off, but the consequences of not having one can create unnecessary stress and financial challenges for your loved ones. When someone dies without a Will, they are said to have died ‘intestate’, and the law decides how their estate is distributed.
As Winter approaches and the New Year will soon be upon us, now is the perfect time to review your Will and estate plan to ensure that your affairs are in order for 2025.
As Winter approaches, if you are a small to medium-sized business (SME) it would be helpful to take a moment to address specific legal matters to ensure smooth operations through the end of the year and beyond.
On October 10, 2024, the UK Government introduced the Employment Rights Bill, marking a significant overhaul in worker protections. Aimed at addressing long-standing workplace issues, the bill introduces reforms that could reshape UK employment practices.
In today's digital age, social media plays a huge role in shaping our lives, including legal matters.
The UK government’s new Renters Reform Bill promises to reshape the way tenancies are managed, and disputes resolved.
You might not realise it but launching a new business involves quite a few legal steps. Addressing these early can prevent costly mistakes and set your venture up for success! Here’s what you need to know.
If an employer finds itself in a redundancy situation, it is almost inevitable that they will invite employees to volunteer for redundancy. Employers will often offer enhanced redundancy packages to entice its employees to leave their employment.
In the UK, having a will provides critical protection and peace of mind. Here are ten ways a will can protect you.
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