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Price of average house in UK reaches record high of £298k

The UK housing market has hit a new milestone, with the average house price reaching a record £298,083, according to Halifax. November’s figures showed the fastest monthly rise in a year, reflecting stronger employment, falling interest rates,...

Make some New Year Resolutions to protect your future and family

As we welcome 2025, it's an ideal moment to set resolutions that ensure the security of your future and the well-being of your loved ones. Consider these essential legal steps: create or update your will; establish a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA);...

What is Parental Responsibility and who has it?

Navigating co-parenting post-separation can be complex. Family Solicitor Sarah Rose explains who holds parental responsibility and how it impacts decision-making for your child. Essential reading for parents in need of clarity on their rights and duties. ...

Will my child's voice be heard by the Court?

When parents seek court assistance for child arrangements, how are the wishes of their children considered? Solicitor Megan Porter explains how age, maturity, and Court-appointed professionals play a role in ensuring a child’s voice is heard. Read...

Competition watchdog warns against unregulated Will writers

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has issued a stark warning about the rising number of unregulated Will writing firms in the UK. With concerns over aggressive upselling and inadequate consumer protections, it's vital for individuals to be...

The rights of grandparents

In the absence of automatic rights, grandparents may find themselves navigating complex legal paths to maintain contact with their grandchildren when family relationships break down. This article explores the options available to grandparents, including...

What happens when a cohabitating couple splits up?

Cohabitation remains to be a popular choice amongst unmarried couples, with around 1 in 5 couples in the UK cohabiting in 2022. It is therefore important for cohabiting couples to be aware of what legal recourse is available to them in the event that their...

One in four people leave money to charity with trust at 10-year high

Charitable giving in wills surges as public trust in charities hits a decade-high peak. Our latest blog article explores the link between legacy donations and charity credibility, and what this means for the third sector. One in four people leave money to...

Whose asset is it anyway? Joining a third party or intervening in financial remedy proceedings

When a couple gets divorced, there will often be disagreements about how assets should be divided between them. These arguments will raise questions such as who is the rightful owner of the asset, when was the asset acquired and who should retain it. But...

Navigating co-parenting during back-to-school season

Back-to-school blues for co-parents? Our latest article unveils how a well-crafted parenting plan can transform chaos into harmony. Discover expert tips to navigate shared responsibilities, manage expenses, and ensure your child's academic success. The...
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