First-Time Buyers and Home Movers: 10 Frequently Asked Questions About the Conveyancing Process
Purchasing a property is an exciting milestone, whether you are buying your first home or returning to the property market after a number of years. However, the conveyancing process can often feel unfamiliar and overwhelming. To help buyers understand what to expect,...
New Employment Tribunal Time Limits and Qualifying Period for Unfair Dismissal
Since receiving Royal Assent last year, the Employment Rights Act 2025 has introduced changes to the employment law landscape in phases. Some of the most significant reforms will come into force over the coming months. On 1 October 2026, the limitation period for most...
Commercial Property: The use of Break Clauses in Commercial Leases
What is a break clause? A break clause is widely used in commercial leases to allow either party to terminate the lease before the fixed term expires. The right exists only where the lease expressly includes it; without it, the parties will be bound to the full fixed...
Can I Change My Will After It’s Made?
As your life and those around you change, it is likely that your wishes regarding the distribution of your estate will need to be updated to reflect these changes. In this blog, we’ll discuss how you can make amendments to your Will once it’s been signed and...
The divorce process in England and Wales
Divorce law in England and Wales changed in April 2022, introducing a system designed to reduce conflict and remove the need to assign blame. This is commonly known as ‘No-Fault’ Divorce. Under this approach, it is only necessary to state that the marriage has...
10 events that should prompt you to review your Will
A Will is an important legal document that outlines how your money, assets and possessions will be distributed after your passing. As your personal circumstances change, your Will should also change with them to ensure it continues to reflect your wishes. Here are 10...
