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Thorneycroft News for July 2019

What the rise in probate fees could mean for you

17th July 2019

Those who live in England and Wales could face a rise in probate fees if the proposed reforms take place.

No-fault divorce

17th July 2019

If the reform bill presently before Parliament is approved, no-fault divorce will be introduced in England and Wales. This will remove the need for one party to attribute blame, and could potentially speed up the divorce process.

Ride 2 Arrive Highlights:

17th July 2019

Ride 2 Arrive 2019, the first motorcycle safety day hosted by Thorneycroft Solicitors was a great event, made possible by the hard work of our specialist motorbike solicitors as well as those who attended the event and the various stand holders on the day, which included both local organisations and national bodies.

Guide to re-mortgaging by Thorneycroft Solicitors

17th July 2019

Don’t know where to start when it comes to re-mortgaging? Confused about what the process entails? Here at Thorneycroft Solicitors, our expert conveyancing team aim to make the re-mortgaging process as clear and easy as possible. This is the Thorneycroft Solicitors guide to re-mortgaging.

Founder Rob Thorneycroft retires

8th July 2019

Nearly three decades after opening his first office in Holmes Chapel in 1990, Rob Thorneycroft has decided to retire from Thorneycroft Solicitors.

Gender pay gap reporting

3rd July 2019

The Government Equalities Office has told the Treasury Select Committee that it is planning to extend the gender pay gap reporting obligations.

Holidays: Laws and regulations if you are underpaid for your holiday

3rd July 2019

If employees are underpaid for their holidays, they can bring an unlawful deduction from wages claim.

Discrimination against vegan employees

3rd July 2019

According to a recent survey of 1000 vegan employees and 1000 employers, almost half of vegan employees have felt discriminated against by their employers.