The Law Commission has published a new report, Modernising Wills Law, suggesting big changes to how Wills are made in England and Wales. These updates aim to bring the law in line with today’s digital world and reflect how society is changing.
READ MORECarers Week 2025 takes place from 9th - 15th June, focusing on the theme ‘Caring about Equality’. The week aims to raise awareness of the challenges faced by unpaid carers across the UK and call for a fairer, more supportive society.
READ MOREIn today’s modern world, blended families are more common than ever. Many people are entering new relationships or civil partnerships later in life, often bringing children from previous relationships into the mix.
READ MOREFor decades, leasehold ownership has been the standard for flats and shared buildings in England and Wales. However, this model has increasingly come under scrutiny due to rising costs, limited control for leaseholders, and complex legal structures.
READ MOREBoundary disputes are one of the most frustrating and emotional legal issues for homeowners and landlords alike. What often starts as a small disagreement, like where a fence is placed, can quickly turn into an expensive and time-consuming battle.
READ MOREIn an era where everything from grocery shopping to banking is done at the click of a button, it's tempting to take a similar approach when selecting a solicitor for buying or selling a home.
READ MOREFor the first time since 1837, the laws around making a will in England and Wales are set for a major overhaul.
READ MOREIf you’re buying a flat, you might come across the term ‘share of freehold’ but what does it actually mean, and how could it affect your ownership?
READ MOREGifting your family home might seem like a generous and practical step, particularly when thinking ahead about Inheritance Tax or planning for future care.
READ MOREThe UK’s leasehold system, long criticised by homeowners is facing major reform.
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