2026 Guide for First-Time and Seasoned Buyers Buying a property in Kent is an exciting milestone whether you’re stepping onto the ladder for the first time or adding another set of keys to an already well-used keyring. From seaside homes in Hythe...
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If you’re a landlord who’s been hearing whispers (and headlines) about the new Renters’ Rights Act , yes — it’s real, it’s big, and it’s arriving in phases. In this article Solicitor Leigh Prebble-Benn ...
What Are the 10 Most Asked Conveyancing Questions Asked of Solicitors? Buying or selling a home can feel like trying to decode a foreign language, stamp duty, searches, exchange, completion! As conveyancing solicitors based in offices...
Top Tips to Keep the Season Merry, Bright – and Free from Solicitor's Letters Let’s be honest – the only thing more complicated than untangling last year’s Christmas lights is trying to coordinate holiday plans when...
When parents separate, one of the most important and sometimes most difficult questions is: what happens to the children? Many parents immediately think about custody , but in UK family law the correct legal term is now Child...
Shared Ownership of Property : A Guide for Homeowners Shared ownership is an increasingly popular route to homeownership in England and Wales, especially amongst first-time buyers and those priced out of the full property market. Often...
What Are the Typical Steps in a Commercial Property Transaction in England & Wales? Commercial property transactions are complex processes that involve several legal, financial, and procedural steps. Whether you're buying an office building,...
Separation vs Divorce in England: Understanding the Legal and Financial Risks When a relationship breaks down, deciding whether to separate or divorce can be overwhelming. Emotions run high, and the legal implications are not always clear. Many...
When buying or selling property in England, understanding easements and restrictions is essential. These legal rights and limitations significantly affect how a property can be used or developed. Ignoring them can lead to costly legal disputes, planning...
Will the Renters’ Rights Bill 2025 transform the rental landscape? The Renters’ Rights Bill, introduced in September 2024 and likely to become law by autumn 2025, marks a significant overhaul of the private rented sector. In this article...
Common Types and Resolution Options. Construction projects can be complex, involving multiple parties, tight deadlines, and significant financial investments. Despite careful planning, disputes often arise between contractors, subcontractors,...
Sir Richard Branson was quoted as saying “Never take your eyes off the cash flow, because it’s the lifeblood of business.” Even the most ambitious of businesses cannot survive without a steady cash flow. If your own commercial clients...
How Do I Get a Divorce in England & Wales and How Long Does It Take? Divorce is a significant life decision that can be emotionally challenging and legally complex. In England & Wales, the process has thankfully become more straightforward in...
Top 10 Questions Asked of Lawyers About Employment Settlement Agreements. Employment Settlement Agreements—formerly known as Compromise Agreements—are legally binding contracts used in the UK when an employment relationship ends. These...
What are the Pros, Cons, and Legal Considerations in the UK? Lending money to family members is a gesture many of us consider out of love, or a sense of responsibility. It can help a loved one through financial hardship, help them buy a property, or...
The UK’s family courts, historically known for their closed proceedings, are undergoing a significant transformation in 2025. This shift, fuelled by increasing calls for transparency and public accountability, aims to strike a delicate balance between...
With Lasting Powers of Attorney people often assume that their loved ones/next of kin will have the right to manage their affairs on their behalf if they lose capacity. Unfortunately, this is not the case. If you lose capacity without a Lasting Power of...
Nearly all businesses require premises from which to operate, whether they are in the retail, office, leisure, manufacturing sectors or say warehousing. A commercial lease is a binding contract made between the business owner and the landlord of the...
As we age, it is natural to think about how best to protect our hard-earned assets for the future. You may be wondering whether placing your home in a trust could help you avoid care home fees. While this can seem like an appealing option, the rules...
For many homeowners, remortgaging is a practical way to reduce costs and gain more control over monthly payments. A mortgage is a significant financial commitment, and it’s important to explore options that could reduce your costs and provide greater...
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