No fault eviction – What could it mean for you?
Michael Gove insists that no fault eviction will be banned this year, as pledged in the Conservative party’s 2019 manifesto. […]
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The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 gets Royal Assent
As of 24 May 2024, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 has now been passed and achieved Royal Assent. […]
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Understanding Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989: Financial Support for Children
Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 looks at the types of orders that the court can make to safeguard the financial welfare of children. […]
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Do I need to get the other parent’s consent to take our child on holiday?
For separated parents, the question as to whether parental consent for child travel is needed to take a child on holiday is an important one. […]
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What information is found on the Grant of Probate?
Can the Grant of probate tell you what assets a person owned on their death? Our probate team provides more information in their latest blog. […]
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A brief guide to injunctions
Discover the essentials of injunctions, including their definition, purpose, and the process of obtaining one. […]
What is a clean break order on divorce and do I need one?
You are divorcing and have reached an agreement about how your assets should be divided. Is it okay just to walk away, or do you need a Clean Break Order? […]
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Renewing or ending a commercial lease: key points to consider and court involvement
Financial Proceedings during Divorce – How does it work?
A guide to care proceedings in 2024
Our specialist child care solicitors are here to help you understand what ‘care proceedings’ means for you and your child. […]
