This article explores the five key elements that shape a legally binding contract: offer, acceptance, consideration, intention to create legal relations, and certainty of terms. […]
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Whilst DIY divorces may save money in the short term, it is essential to consider the potential loss that could occur if you do not receive the appropriate advice. […]
The government’s agenda outlined in yesterday’s King’s Speech set out further leaseholder reforms the government intends to make this parliament. […]
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A Gender Recognition Certificate (‘GRC’) is the document that you need for your acquired gender to be legally recognised in the UK. […]
Here we take a look at Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act which deals with business tenancies at the end of a lease term. […]
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Here we delve into the complex world of child abduction in divorce and separation shedding light on its various forms. […]
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If your relationship breaks down a Deed of Trust may protect your contribution to your house purchase if you are not married. […]
Key considerations for anyone looking to purchase or dispose property at auction whether that is residential or commercial. […]
Family & divorce Lawyers Liz Francis and Hazel Kent takes a closer look at whether you can challenge a pre-nuptial agreement in the UK. […]
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