Posted: 01 March
In England and Wales, a restraint order is a court order used in criminal proceedings to restrict a person’s ability to deal with their assets. Understanding what is a restraint order in practice, and how it operates, is essential...
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Posted: 26 February
Many people associate prenuptial agreements with high-profile divorces or celebrity wealth, but they are increasingly used by couples from a wide range of backgrounds in England and Wales. Understanding what is a prenup agreement and how it works in...
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Posted: 18 February
Many couples live together without marrying or entering a civil partnership. This often leads to questions about common law partners’ rights and whether long-term cohabitation creates legal protection. In England and Wales, the answer is frequently misunderstood. Understanding what...
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Posted: 11 February
What farming families and business owners need to know If you own a farm, land, or a family business, you will have undoubtedly heard that inheritance tax (IHT) rules are changing. While the headlines have caused concern, the key...
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Posted: 09 February
The conveyancing process is the legal work involved in buying or selling a property in England and Wales. It covers everything from checking legal ownership and carrying out searches to exchanging contracts and completing the transaction. Understanding the process...
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Posted: 07 February
In England and Wales, both wayleaves and easements give someone the right to use land owned by another person, but they do so in very different ways. Knowing how these rights work is important for anyone dealing with land...
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Posted: 19 January
Marriage annulment is often misunderstood. Unlike divorce, which ends a legally valid marriage, an annulment is a court order declaring that a marriage was either never legally valid or should no longer be treated as valid in law. Understanding...
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Posted: 17 January
Overview UK house prices slipped again in December, prompting renewed questions about market direction as we move into 2026. While the headlines focus on short-term movements, the more useful indicators lie in affordability, interest rates, and local market resilience....
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Posted: 13 January
The Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) is a recognised quality standard for residential conveyancing practices in England and Wales. It is designed to raise standards, improve consistency, and give clients greater confidence when choosing a solicitor. This guide explains what...
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Posted: 23 December
A tenancy at will is a short-term arrangement that allows a tenant to occupy commercial premises with the landlord’s consent. It can be ended at any time by either party, making it a flexible option during periods of transition....
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