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So, you own a wonderful leasehold flat in England & Wales, and you’re very happy. But do you understand why the length of time left on your Lease matters, the disadvantages that come with it and what can be done about it? In this blog, Sophie Masters, a Paralegal...
In this blog, Daniel Brown, Trainee Solicitor from our Private Client team, discusses why having a Will is not enough and the importance of putting a Lasting Power of Attorney in place. What Is a Lasting Power of Attorney? Delaying the creation of a Lasting Power of...
The way someone proves their immigration status in the UK has been changed permanently since the system became fully digital, and physical Biometric Residence Permits (BRP) cards expired on 31 December 2024. Millions of people must now manage and share their...
When buying a property, searches are often seen as just another administrative hurdle and something your lender requires before they will release funds. However, whether you are purchasing with a mortgage or as a cash buyer, searches are an integral part of a property...
If Business Property Relief (BPR) features in your existing estate plan, the changes signalled for April 2026 are worth close attention. In practice, the changes point towards closer scrutiny of eligibility and, for some estates, a higher inheritance tax (IHT)...
The Court of Appeal’s decision in Mazur has been gaining considerable attention within the legal profession, and it is easy to understand why. The case questions what non-authorised staff can and can’t do in litigation under the Legal Services Act 2007. The...
Understanding an Important Step in the Conveyancing Process When buying a property, many clients are surprised by the level of financial information their solicitor asks for during the conveyancing process. One of the most common questions raised is: “Why are source...
If you are hoping to bring a spouse or family member to the UK, or you’re working towards permanent residence, you’ve probably noticed that there have been several recent changes to immigration rules. A lot has shifted recently, and some of it could affect your...
Divorce involving couples with connections to more than one country can often become more complicated. The “jurisdiction battle” or the “jurisdiction race”, as it is sometimes known, involves two main questions: "Which country’s courts can deal with the divorce and...
So, you own a wonderful leasehold flat in England & Wales, and you’re very happy. But do you understand why the length of time left on your Lease matters, the disadvantages that come with it and what can be done about it? In this blog, Sophie Masters, a Paralegal from…
In this blog, Daniel Brown, Trainee Solicitor from our Private Client team, discusses why having a Will is not enough and the importance of putting a Lasting Power of Attorney in place. What Is a Lasting Power of Attorney? Delaying the creation of a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is…
The way someone proves their immigration status in the UK has been changed permanently since the system became fully digital, and physical Biometric Residence Permits (BRP) cards expired on 31 December 2024. Millions of people must now manage and share their immigration status via an online account. For lots of…
When buying a property, searches are often seen as just another administrative hurdle and something your lender requires before they will release funds. However, whether you are purchasing with a mortgage or as a cash buyer, searches are an integral part of a property purchase and exist to protect you.…
If Business Property Relief (BPR) features in your existing estate plan, the changes signalled for April 2026 are worth close attention. In practice, the changes point towards closer scrutiny of eligibility and, for some estates, a higher inheritance tax (IHT) exposure. What Is Being Proposed These measures are currently proposals.…
The Court of Appeal’s decision in Mazur has been gaining considerable attention within the legal profession, and it is easy to understand why. The case questions what non-authorised staff can and can’t do in litigation under the Legal Services Act 2007. The appeal probes how much responsibility legal executives, trainees and…
Understanding an Important Step in the Conveyancing Process When buying a property, many clients are surprised by the level of financial information their solicitor asks for during the conveyancing process. One of the most common questions raised is: “Why are source of funds checks necessary?” Clients are often unfamiliar with…
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is hard enough without a mountain of paperwork staring you down. Applying for a Grant of Probate is often one of the first steps an executor must take when administering a deceased person’s estate. However, in recent years, the process has become increasingly challenging.…
If you are hoping to bring a spouse or family member to the UK, or you’re working towards permanent residence, you’ve probably noticed that there have been several recent changes to immigration rules. A lot has shifted recently, and some of it could affect your family’s plans, especially around finances.…
Divorce involving couples with connections to more than one country can often become more complicated. The “jurisdiction battle” or the “jurisdiction race”, as it is sometimes known, involves two main questions: “Which country’s courts can deal with the divorce and financial claims?” and “Where is it best for the client…
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