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Sentencing Guideline for Strangulation and Suffocation Offences

Posted: 09 January

New Sentencing Council Guideline  The Sentencing Council has published the new guideline for sentencing strangulation and suffocation offences in England and Wales, which came into effect from 1st January 2025. This will be the first dedicated Sentencing Guideline for...

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New Year legal health check

Posted: 20 December

THB Solicitors urges families to start the New Year with a legal health check The New Year is often seen as a time for fresh starts and resolutions, but it’s also a good opportunity to ensure your legal affairs...

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Will I lose my assets if I divorce my spouse?

Posted: 20 November

There is a misconception in divorce cases that you will lose half of your assets. However, an equal share in assets is not always the case. The starting point for the court is to consider assets under the sharing...

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Coroner’s Inquests: Understanding the Process and Its Importance

Posted: 20 November

A coroner’s inquest is a formal investigation into the circumstances surrounding a person’s death, particularly when the cause is unclear, accidental, or suspicious. This legal process plays a vital role in uncovering the facts, providing closure for families, and...

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Why are farmers striking against the “tractor tax”?

Posted: 19 November

Thousands of farmers are apparently said to be planning to protest against the new Inheritance Tax reforms which were introduced in the budget at the end of the October. Many are claiming that the new reforms will be detrimental...

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Private FDR’s pros and cons

Posted: 20 September

Do Private FDR’s offer a better alternative than Court-Based hearings in resolving financial matters?   A Private FDR is a voluntarily entered into process which can run concurrently with, or take place prior to, financial remedy proceedings within the...

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Top Networking Tips for Solicitors:

Posted: 20 September

Building Genuine Connections in the Legal Profession Networking is a vital skill for solicitors aiming to grow their client base, enhance their professional reputation, and build valuable connections within the legal community. But effective networking isn’t just about collecting...

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Hadkinson Orders:

Posted: 12 September

Keeping Compliant with Court Orders Hadkinson orders are a rare but powerful tool in the legal system, designed to ensure that parties comply with court orders. These orders are particularly important when a party has failed to meet obligations...

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Understanding Your Rights: A Guide to Arrests and Detention

Posted: 05 September

Getting arrested and taken to a police station is likely to be something that will cause a great deal of stress, anxiety, and concern. It is the process of having your liberty taken away, and it is important to...

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UK Probate service in crisis

Posted: 26 August

Inquiry demands change The latest analysis of Ministry of Justice data shows there’s been a 65% increase in year-long probate cases. The delays continue to cause significant emotional distress and financial losses for families who are already facing a...

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Sentencing Guideline for Strangulation and Suffocation Offences

New Sentencing Council Guideline  The Sentencing Council has published the new guideline for sentencing...

- 09 January 2025

New Year legal health check

THB Solicitors urges families to start the New Year with a legal health check...

- 20 December 2024

Health and Safety Compliance: A Business Guide

Health and safety compliance is more than a legal obligation—it’s a cornerstone of responsible...

- 13 December 2024