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When a relationship is fractured, continuing to live together may seem impossible. However, one person sometimes resists moving out, leading to furthe...

One month on from the Autumn Budget, people are beginning to really focus on the impact of the Chancellor’s tax hike on their personal circumsta...

Prenuptial agreements tend to divide the crowd. Some people believe they’re an indispensable step to take before marriage or civil partnership,...

If you work in a business in which customer tips play a part, last month will have been significant. On October 1st, the Employment (Allocation of Tip...

On World Children’s Day, we take this opportunity to consider injuries to children and bringing a claim on behalf of a child. Injuries to child...

Accidents can happen anywhere, including in places where you expect to feel safe. Christmas  is approaching  and if you are one that still...

If you have disputes involving a disputed Will, Inheritance Act Claims or Trust disputes you should always consider Mediation as a means to resolve yo...

With the Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act now in force, employers should by now be familiar with the ‘preventative duty&rs...

Tenants of private rented homes have long been in an insecure position. While a tenancy agreement affords some protection, a landlord’s ability...

There’s an unwritten rule among neighbours that you’ll allow each other a degree of slack. Living in a neighbourhood requires some toleran...

September is World Alzheimer’s Month, an annual international awareness campaign. It’s reckoned that one-in-three people in the UK will d...

In October 2024, a number of changes are being made to the Civil Procedure Rules which will put non-Court based Alternative Dispute Resolution (&ldquo...