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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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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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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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