Buying a home is exciting, but it can also be a long and stressful journey. Many people are surprised to learn how much happens behind the scenes before the keys are finally handed over.

A Will can be perfectly drafted on paper but fail in practice if key details are overlooked. From funeral wishes to choosing the right executors, practical planning makes a huge difference to how smoothly...

Farming families face unique challenges when it comes to protecting generational land and business interests through marriage. Pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements offer practical solutions to safeguard family farms, inherited property, and business assets while providing clarity for both spouses in the event of relationship breakdown.

If you're involved in raising a child, whether as a parent, step-parent, or grandparent, you might assume that you automatically have legal authority to make decisions on their behalf.

Losing a loved one is an incredibly upsetting and distressing time for any family and can be even more so when that death becomes the subject of inquest proceedings.

When drafting or updating your Will, understanding the financial and tax implications can significantly impact how your estate is distributed. From inheritance tax calculations and residence nil rate bands to charitable...

When it comes to operator licence compliance, timing is everything. If issues have been identified, the best time to act is immediately.

As a family lawyer I come across all sorts of situations in family court cases, but one that is becoming more common is covert (secret) recordings of children or the other parent. It's a difficult issue.

The Licensing Act 2003, which governs alcohol sales, entertainment, and late-night refreshment in England and Wales...

Jo Soar, Lesley Harper and Caroline Twist are our Licensing Dream Team after moving to Rothera Bray en masse in May 2024. They are based at our Nottingham office in the Lace Market...

Employment Tribunal claims have surged by 23% in the past year, creating unprecedented backlogs with some cases now scheduled for hearings in 2028. What factors are driving this dramatic increase in workplace disputes, and how can employers navigate an increasingly complex employment law landscape while minimizing their litigation risk?

Divorce proceedings in the agricultural sector present unique challenges when farmland, livestock, machinery, and generational assets are at stake. From protecting inherited property and ensuring full financial disclosure to managing tax implications and safeguarding business viability, farming families face complex decisions that can impact decades of work and future succession plans.

We're shining a spotlight on the people behind our Family Law team in the Leicester and Market Harborough offices.

Brain injuries can occur from direct impacts or sudden head movements, with effects ranging from minor symptoms to severe, life-altering disabilities. Understanding the different classifications of brain injury—minor, moderate, and severe—is crucial for recognizing symptoms, accessing appropriate rehabilitation, and securing necessary long-term support. Legal expertise can help those affected by negligence-related brain injuries obtain compensation for care, rehabilitation, and financial securit

Scotland has introduced the UK's first statutory licensing framework for non-surgical cosmetic procedures through the Non-surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers (Scotland) Act 2026. This landmark legislation establishes legal controls over higher-risk cosmetic treatments, introduces criminal offences for non-compliance, and sets clear standards for premises, training, and age restrictions. With England expected to follow suit, businesses offering these services need to understand what this r

Leaving a gift to charity in your Will is a meaningful way to support causes close to your heart long after you're gone. Whether you want to support medical research, animal welfare, education, or your local community...

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A recent Court of Appeal ruling in Geeks Ltd v Watts has significant implications for employers who use training repayment clauses in employment contracts. The case examined whether requiring an employee to repay £8,108 in training costs after just eight months of employment constituted an unlawful restraint of trade, raising important questions about the enforceability of such provisions and what makes them legally defensible.

If you own a leasehold property, understanding how lease extensions work is essential, especially as your lease term starts to fall. A decreasing lease can affect your property’s value, mortgage options and future saleability...

From 1st April 2025, Stamp Duty rates are set to rise with the reduction of two key thresholds.