How to safeguard inheritances for vulnerable loved ones
What is a “vulnerable beneficiary“?A vulnerable beneficiary is someone who may struggle to handle an inheritance if it is left to them outright. This could be because they:· Have a…
Inheritance Tax - all you need to know!
What is Inheritance Tax?Inheritance Tax is the tax on the estate of a deceased person, which includes their property, money, and possessions. The tax is only charged on the portion…
Changes to Court Bundles in March 2026
If you’re involved in family court proceedings you may hear solicitors talk about a “court bundle”. From March 2026, the rules about these bundles are changing. This article explains those…
Non-Molestation Orders: Your FAQs
On 12 January 2026, new guidance was introduced with a view to changing how the Court approaches non-molestation applications to reflect the recent changes in social attitudes towards non-physical abuse…
What to expect from your family law solicitor
When money is tight and you are going through a rough time, it can be easy to think that you can handle matters yourself, but when times are tough, a…
New Year, New Start: What parents need to know about relocating
KThe new year marks a fresh start and for many people, it can prompt thoughts about moving. When there are children involved, relocation can be a very sensitive and contested…
Why January is known as 'Divorce Month'
January has long been known as “Divorce Month” in the UK, with a sharp rise in enquiries on the first working week of the year. But why does this happen—and…
Financial Fairness: Avoid these common mistakes
When a relationship ends, one of the biggest concerns is financial stability — and rightly so.Unfortunately, many separating couples start the process with misunderstandings that can lead to unfair outcomes…
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