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- Civil Litigation
Civil Litigation FAQs
Civil litigation plays a central role in resolving private legal disputes in England and Wales. From unpaid debts and breach of contract claims to ...
- Family Law
Are You In A ‘Silent Divorce’?
Have you heard of the new term, ‘silent divorce’? It refers to situations where a couple lives and parents together, and to outside observers, ...
- Uncategorised
All About The Tractor Tax
Warwickshire has always had a robust agricultural heritage. And although industry, including coal, played a vital part in Nuneaton’s history, ...
- Wills, Estates and Trusts
Family Investment Companies vs Trusts – Which Solution Is Right For You?
Since the time of Henry VIII, trusts have been used to protect assets from the whims of wayward children, ex-spouses, creditors, and tax ...
- Family Law
How To Get A Divorce In England and Wales In 2025
In England and Wales, around 9,000 applications for divorce are made each month, or well over 100,000 per year, according to the Family Court ...
- Wills, Estates and Trusts
Can Beneficiaries Claim Against A Personal Representative?
Beneficiaries of a Will can feel vulnerable if the Personal Representative of an Estate is making decisions they believe are jeopardising what they ...
- Residential Conveyancing
What Is A Restricted Covenant In Residential Property Law?
An essential role of a Residential Conveyancing Solicitor is to advise clients on the impact of any restricted covenants listed on the title of a ...
- Wills, Estates and Trusts
Can I Make A Claim Under The Inheritance Act 1975?
Not being included in a Will can be an extremely upsetting experience. Thankfully, laws exist that allow for disappointed beneficiaries to consider ...
- Wills, Estates and Trusts
What Are The Most Common Problems With DIY Probate?
Executors and Administrators managing probate themselves without professional support (DIY probate) often run into serious problems, such as not ...
- Residential Conveyancing
Why You Should Choose The Best Conveyancing Solicitor
Buying a property is such a common, albeit expensive, transaction you may wonder whether it is worth paying extra money for a Conveyancing Solicitor. ...