No-fault divorce – is it working?
According to figures from the Ministry for Justice, divorce applications rose by 20 per cent in the year following the introduction of no-fault divorce. Read more here.
Navigating energy rates for commercial properties
Energy rates and regulations can be overwhelming for commercial property owners. If you are a commercial landlord, find out how you can navigate energy pricing and optimise usage in order to get the most for your money.
What happens when a parent breaches a court order?
What happens if a parent breaches a court order in the context of family law? What are the consequences and what legal recourse is available?
Statutory Legacy Sum increases
The Statutory Legacy Sum increased on July 26. It will ensure a fairer inheritance for our loved ones, and more financial support for surviving spouses during difficult times.
Widow wins Inheritance Act claim: Kaur vs Singh
Widow Mrs Kaur wins an Inheritance Act claim against deceased husband Mr Singh to show a balance between law and personal morals in estate planning.
Garden alterations and neighbour disputes – resolving summer conflicts
Resolving garden alteration disputes with neighbours. Learn about legal considerations and mediation options for peaceful solutions.
Divorce and your Will
In a 2021 survey, over two-thirds of happily married couples were uncertain about their estate's fate in a divorce. Additionally, 37% believed their former spouse would lose any claim to their estate post-divorce. Read more.
Commercial landlord must pay back rent as proceeds of crime
Landlords could potentially be ordered to repay rental income that is classified as proceeds of crime if tenants have engaged in unlawful activities.
Estate planning for blended families
Ensure a secure future for all children in blended families with proper estate planning. Protect their inheritance and well-being.
Taking children on holiday
Taking children on holiday depends on whether you have parental responsibility for the child in or not and if you need to seek permission.