Legal updates

The decision to get a divorce is never an easy one, and it is often made more difficult by the many myths that surround them. As specialist divorce solicitors, we want to ensure that our clients can make informed decisions surrounding divorce, children and finances which is why we have created this blog detailing the top 10 January divorce myths, busted.

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There are currently over 7,000 gyms in the UK and the number of people who have a gym membership has surpassed 10 million, but what happens if you are injured in the gym? Can you make a claim for compensation?

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A new social care reform plan in the form of a Social Care levy has been voted in by MPs to reform the Adult Social Care System.

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Buying your first house is an incredibly exciting time, however, there are a lot of things to consider before making the purchase.
This article explains 10 things you should know before buying your first house.

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In the UK there are more than 350,000 listed buildings. Those who own one will know that living in a listed building isn’t always straightforward.

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With no fault divorce set to become legal following the Government’s commitment to introduce the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, on 6th April 2022, couples seeking a divorce will be able to do so without having to assign blame.

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Often our smile is one of the first things other people see when they meet us, however, sometimes a tooth extraction is required to ensure the overall oral health is maintained.

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The law does differ in relation to same-sex marriages and civil partnerships.  Whilst a civil partnership can often be described as “gay marriage” there is a distinct difference between the two.

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Nobody likes to think of death, particularly when you have children that you love and care for.

However, there are steps that can be taken to ensure your wishes are respected long after you’re gone.

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With staycations likely to be on the cards this year, summer personal injuries are likely to increase within the UK particularly in parks and gardens, which will be full of people looking to make the most of the summer sun. Whilst the sunny weather can be the perfect time to relax and unwind, for some, it can spell disaster.

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