How to Get a Divorce in the UK: Step-by-Step Guide
20th October 2025 | Family Law
Understanding each stage can make it easier to manage and help you move forward with confidence.
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Unfair Dismissal – Understanding Your Rights and Responsibilities
26th August 2025 | Business & Workplace
Being dismissed from a job is never easy, but it can be especially distressing if you believe the decision was unjust.
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What Is a Dementia Friend? Supporting Clients with Compassion and Understanding
12th July 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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Why Lasting Powers of Attorney Might Be More Important Than Your Will
12th July 2025 | Wills, Trust & Probate
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Employment Rights Bill Roadmap 2025–2027: Key Dates and Changes for UK Employers
11th July 2025 | Business & Workplace
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Make Time for Time Off: Why Employers Should Keep an Eye on Unused Holiday
11th July 2025 | Business & Workplace
With summer in full swing, now’s the perfect time for employers to take stock - not just of who’s on holiday, but of who isn’t.
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Bereavement Leave to Include Miscarriage Before 24 Weeks
11th July 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 July 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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Cohabiting couples face legal blind spots as reform drags on
11th July 2025 | Family Law
With cohabiting couples now the fastest-growing family type in the UK, many believe they have similar legal protections to married couples , especially after long relationships or where there are children involved.
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Law Commission Proposes Major Reforms to Will Laws in England and Wales
16th June 2025 | Wills, Trust & Probate
The minimum age for making a will could be lowered from 18 to 16. In special cases, even younger children might be permitted to create a will with court approval.
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Calling All Landlords!
29th May 2025 | Disputes & Claims
If a tenant stays in a property once a notice has expired, a landlord must still obtain and legally enforce a possession order from the court for an eviction to be lawful.
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Can You Make a Will on WhatsApp?
29th May 2025 | Wills, Trust & Probate
There is also an issue where the testator might set the text streams to be automatically deleted. You need a Will to endure, and this cannot happen if the text containing the Will is deleted automatically.
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Financial Considerations in Divorce - Who Gets What?
29th May 2025 | Family Law
According to the Law Commission, the current law does not “provide a cohesive framework in which parties to a divorce or dissolution can expect fair and sufficiently certain outcomes.”
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A ‘To Do’ List for Making Your Will
20th May 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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New Family Law Reforms 2025: What You Need to Know
8th May 2025 | Family Law
In 2025, the UK rolled out some of the most significant family law reforms in recent history, reshaping everything from divorce proceedings to child custody, financial settlements, and even domestic abuse protections.
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What is a Business Lasting Power of Attorney, and do I need one?
24th April 2025 | Business & Workplace
It allows decisions to be made, wages processed and paid, and contracts signed or enforced even though the business owner is incapacitated.
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Estate Planning: How Can I Make Things Simple for My Executors?
16th April 2025 | Wills, Trust & Probate
Being an executor is a significant responsibility, involving the careful handling of financial, legal, and administrative matters.
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The Law of Property Act 1925 Turns 100: A Century of Shaping Property Law
10th April 2025 | Home, Property & Land
Despite modern developments in property law, the Law of Property Act 1925 remains the foundation of land and property transactions.
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Fishers Solicitors Celebrates the Promotion of Arlie Asbury to Associate
1st April 2025 | Team Fishers
Arlie is a Licensed Conveyancer with extensive experience in residential property matters.
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