Holographic wills are a handwritten alternative to a solicitor-drafted will. Although appearing to be a cheaper option, they can often result in greater risk of fraud, mistakes, and validation problems during probate. […]
On the 9 November 2021, the Government announced the proposed Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill, which is set to come into force in March 2022. […]
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Jack Glover of Hanne’s Property Litigation & Dispute Resolution Team looks at private nuisance – what it is, who can bring a claim and remedies available. […]
Trainee Solicitor Tom Stubbs provides a summary of recent employment law developments below including the affects of the pandemic on the gender pay gap, the decline in shared parental leave and government plans to address menopause in the workplace. […]
The Equality Act 2010 (Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017 (SI (2017/172) (GPG Regulations) came into force on 6 April 2017. […]
On 27 October 2021, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, outlined the contents of the government’s Autumn 2021 Budget to the House of Commons. […]
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As investment in cryptocurrencies continues to increase, Managing Partner Liz Francis looks at what crypto is and the implications in divorce proceedings. […]
Associate Solicitor Steven Bannell provides a summary of the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill currently undergoing its first reading in Parliament. […]
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The High Court dismissed 28 ‘absolutely identical’ divorce petitions drafted by online services iDivorces. Contact our family team today. […]
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