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Report shows unregulated will writing still invisible to many
It is somewhat concerning that large sections of the public are still unaware that will-writing rema...
Change at the top as Bill joins the boardroom
We are delighted to announce that one of our most respected members of staff, of recent years, has b...
Conveyancing complaints stats illustrate poor quality choices
According to the most recent statistics conveyancing remains by far the most complained about area o...
Partner who became carer wins estate battle from ex’s family
A partner turned carer has won an acrimonious battle with her deceased ex’s family, and once a...
Family’s fight for Surrey killer mum puts new light on coercive control
Two sons who are fighting to free their mum after she killed her husband and their father in a bruta...
Coercive behaviour- a hideous form of control that needs highlighting
The terrible case of a man killing his wife and daughter before turning a gun on himself has brought...
Inheritance tax survey shows South East rich pickings for tax man
For people living in and around London, a recent freedom of information request showing inheritance...
New customer transparency a welcome move for reputable law firms
The public’s quest to ensure they are getting the best legal advice takes a significant step f...
No fault divorce on government agenda – a welcome step
Recent news that a consultation on the prospect of “no-fault divorce” is being prepared...
Ex-lover’s court victory shows common law relationships need to rely on the law
For many years, the legal profession has spoken of the fragility of not having legal protection in s...
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