Partner Victoria Copeman and Solicitor Jack Glover feature in the latest Landlord Investor Magazine discussing serving of notices in a post Covid world. […]
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An area of vulnerability which can go unseen and unaddressed within family proceedings is neurodiversity. Associate Maisie Lockyer takes a look at neurodiversity in family proceedings and what more can be done to support neurodiverse clients. […]
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Our private client team explain the different types of LPAs and how a solicitor can help in the different decisions surrounding making a LPAs. […]
This articles delves into the key points you should consider before making an Inheritance Act Claim following Diana Dale-Gough’s recent claim […]
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Today (6th April) is the first day a new ‘no fault’ divorce can be applied for. These can either be sole or joint applications and can be by the online portal or, in some circumstances, on paper. […]
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What are the four main changes? Removal of blame Parties will no longer need to assign blame or cite one […]
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Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill On 9 November 2021, the Government published the white paper on the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill, […]
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Rent Reform Bill Following a consultation by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government in April 2019, a key […]
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What are considered ‘digital assets’? Digital assets only exist in electronic form and have either a monetary or sentimental value. […]
