As we have just marked International Women's Day, it is important to recognise the ongoing financial inequalities that many women face, particularly after divorce.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves' 2024 Budget introduces significant tax increases, including higher National Insurance, Capital Gains Tax, and adjustments to inheritance tax and business rates. It also includes wage hikes and fuel duty freezes, amid cautious economic growth projections.

The new Labour Government plans sweeping employment law reforms, including day-one rights, flexible working, restrictions on zero-hour contracts, strengthened union rights, mental health initiatives, and clearer employment status rules. Businesses must prepare for compliance and operational adjustments.

Engagements should be a joyful beginning of two people starting their journey towards marriage, filled with love and promises for the future. However, what happens when the relationship breaks...

The Crew & Anor v Oakley & Ors case highlights the critical role of legal expertise in Will preparation and revocation. It underscores the importance of ensuring testamentary capacity, compliance, clarity, and dispute protection through professional oversight.

When a high-profile figure passes away without leaving a Will, it brings an important conversation to the forefront.

His Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has announced an increase to Court fees, subject to parliamentary approval, which will be applicable from 1 April 2025.

The start of a new year can unfortunately see an increase in couples separating, divorcing or choosing to live apart.

In an era where we live much of our lives online, it is no surprise that our digital footprints outlast us. From the photos we share on social media to the subscriptions we manage, our digital lives are rich with memories, data, and even financial value.

Inheritance Tax (IHT) has always been a key consideration for families looking to pass on their wealth.

Making a Will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are followed after you pass away.

The article discusses the legal process of obtaining a Declaration of Parentage to confirm biological paternity when the biological father is not listed on the birth certificate. It outlines court procedures, implications for parental responsibility, and recent case law.

Starting from April 1st 2025, changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) will take effect, with the Government lowering thresholds determining when and how much tax is payable.

As we enter a new financial year, the Employment Rights Bill has passed through the House of Commons and is now under review by the House of Lords.

As we reflect on VE Day, it is natural to look back on the end of one of the most difficult periods in global history, and to celebrate the rebuilding and renewal that followed.

Boundary issues between neighbours can often lead to confusion and, in some cases, disputes. We understand how worrying it can be when you are unsure where...

While television thrives on explosive arguments and dramatic showdowns, in reality families often want to avoid long-term damage. That is where Family Mediation comes in; offering a calmer...

If you are living with your partner but not married, do you know your rights? When we move in with our partner, we never envisage that things will end.

The Renters' Rights Bill was introduced by the Labour Government on 11 September 2024, with its aim to provide greater protection for tenants and aims to bring in multiple legal changes to the private rental market.

As a firm, we are proud to offer both Paralegal and Solicitor Apprenticeships. Apprenticeships are an excellent way to gain a qualification as they allow you to have hands on experience...