
Can Only One Person Apply For Probate?
ProbateWhen an individual dies, the person named in their Will as executor becomes responsible for handling their estate. An estate includes property, possessions, money and more, and probate is the process of obtaining the legal right to manage and…
Your Guide To Navigating Divorce
Family and MatrimonialJanuary is a month that typically makes you think of resolutions and fresh starts and positive outlooks as we welcome in the new year and begin 2026 with new goals – but for many, January is Divorce Month because a lot of people consider getting…

I’m buying a house – what Is a Contract Pack?
ConveyancingWhen you’re buying a house, a significant part of the conveyancing process is the contract pack – but what exactly is it?
A contract pack is a set of important legal documents that enables the buyer’s solicitor to carry out the necessary…
Wills & Estranged Relatives: What Should You Do?
WillsFamily relationships are complicated at the best of times – but what happens with regards to making a Will when relationships are so strained, you become estranged from a close relative?
Sadly, estrangement is not that uncommon and as well…

Renters Reform Act 2025 – Part 2 Other Consequences of the Act; More Challenges for Landlords!
Commercial PropertyIn our last article we mentioned the Abolition of Section 21 and the effect this will have on Landlords’ ability to terminate tenancies. This article deals with other reforms in the Act.
Almost all fixed term tenancies will now become…

Abolition Of Section 21: Guide For Landlords
Commercial Property, ConveyancingAt the end of October, the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent, signalling that the abolition of Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 will soon come into force – and the Government has just confirmed that “no-fault evictions”…
Rent Reviews In Commercial Leases – A Guide
Commercial PropertyCommercial leases are complicated, important documents – as a business landlord, you want to make sure your rental income is as profitable as possible whilst factoring in what is a fair rent for your tenant.
A well-drawn Rent review enables…

How Do I Apply for a Deputyship Order?
Power Of AttorneyWhen someone loses mental capacity and there is no Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) in place, a Deputy can be appointed to manage the person’s property and financial needs on their behalf – and this is arranged with a Deputyship Order.
What…
Divorce & Asset Division: Can You Take Half?
Family and MatrimonialDivorce is often a complex procedure and asset division can be far from straightforward.
Many people assume that assets are always split down the middle between spouses during a divorce. However, this is not always the case as the court will…



