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26th April 2026 | Home, Property & Land
Landlords wanting to move into or sell their property will be able to recover possession, however important new protections for tenants will apply.
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Pension Death Benefits: What Happens to Your Pension When You Die?
23rd April 2026 | Wills, Trust & Probate
For many people, a pension represents one of the most significant assets they will accumulate during their lifetime. Yet its treatment on death - who receives it, how, and what tax is payable - is often poorly understood.
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Understanding the Roles of Executors and Trustees
8th April 2026 | Wills, Trust & Probate
Both executors and trustees are subject to legal duties that carry real weight. They must act with reasonable care and skill, avoid conflicts of interest, keep proper records, and act impartially between beneficiaries.
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Buying Agricultural Land: What Checks Should You Make?
8th April 2026 | Farming & Agriculture
Buying agricultural land involves specialist considerations that go far beyond a typical property purchase. If you are considering farmland or rural property, it’s important to involve your solicitor as early as possible.
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What Does a Conveyancer Do?
1st March 2026 | Home, Property & Land
They identify risks, protect your legal position, and guide you through a process that can otherwise be stressful and confusing.
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Assigning or Subletting a Commercial Lease: What Tenants Need to Know
26th February 2026 |
Assigning or subletting a commercial lease can be an effective way to manage risk and reduce costs, but it is rarely straightforward.
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Inheritance Act Claims and Letters of Wishes: Managing Risk in Estate Planning
12th February 2026 | Disputes & Claims
The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 allows certain people to apply to the court for financial provision if a will or the intestacy rules fail to make reasonable provision for them.
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Love in later life and the inheritance tax trap
21st January 2026 | Wills, Trust & Probate
Increasingly, lawyers are seeing couples who have chosen to live together rather than marry, sometimes for many years, without fully appreciating how differently the law treats them, particularly when it comes to inheritance tax and financial protection
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Why Lasting Powers of Attorney Might Be More Important Than Your Will
12th December 2025 | Wills, Trust & Probate
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Bereavement Leave to Include Miscarriage Before 24 Weeks
11th December 2025 | Business & Workplace
This legal acknowledgment is a significant step toward recognising the emotional toll of early pregnancy loss and providing much-needed time to grieve.
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Why Good Sense May Make for Better Neighbours than Good Fences
11th December 2025 | Disputes & Claims
Not only are boundary disputes notoriously complex to resolve, but they can sour neighbourly relations and lead to significant costs.
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Navigating the Law and the Christmas Party in England & Wales
9th December 2025 | Business & Workplace
A Christmas party is an opportunity to end the year positively and show appreciation for colleagues. However, from a legal point of view, the informal nature of a social event can create uncertainty.
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What Is a Dementia Friend? Supporting Clients with Compassion and Understanding
6th December 2025 | Wills, Trust & Probate
From the moment a client walks through the door, the focus is on comfort, patience, and trust. Conversations are never rushed.
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A ‘To Do’ List for Making Your Will
6th December 2025 | Wills, Trust & Probate
Whilst you do not aim to pass away anytime soon, planning for tomorrow by working out what you have today is essential.
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10 Essential Tips to Know Before Buying a Property
6th December 2025 |
Buying a home is an exciting milestone, but it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement and overlook key factors that could impact your purchase. Here are 10 crucial things to consider before buying your dream home.
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Who is liable for the debt?
4th December 2025 | Business & Workplace
Depending on the structure of your business and the terms of the finance agreement you may be personally liable for the debt or the liability may lie solely with your business. This is an absolutely crucial point to understand as you could end up causing
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Employee References – What Is the Law?
3rd December 2025 | Business & Workplace
For most other roles, providing a reference is voluntary. However, once an employer agrees to give one, they have a legal duty to ensure the contents are true, fair, and accurate.
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Changing Your Name in England and Wales: The Legal Requirements
3rd December 2025 | Family Law
If your name change is due to marriage or civil partnership, you do not need a deed poll. Your marriage or civil partnership certificate serves as legal proof of your change of name.
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