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How Can I Protect Inheritance in a Divorce?

Within a divorce it is not unusual for one or both parties to have or had some inheritance. Understandably, if you separate, it can feel unfair for any part of that inheritance to be included in your divorce settlement.

Selling a Small Plot of Land

On current estimates, the United Kingdom needs over four million new homes to meet its housing needs. So, if you own a small plot of land which you no longer need or wish to maintain, you may decide to sell it, especially if your plot has development potential.

Buying a static caravan or park home

It is estimated there are over 100,000 park homes in England, with a 15 per cent increase in the delivery of new park homes in the last year. This is in addition to the number of static caravans on dedicated holiday parks.

Private School Fees for Separated Parents | What to Expect from a Labour Government

There has been much hype in the media running up to the recent election about Labour's planned "tax raid" on private school fees. Whether the new government intends to fully implement this policy remains to be seen, but it may be as soon as January 2025 if they do.

New Government - New Employment Laws - New Ways of Working!

31 Jul 2024
Law Blog
Employment Law

2024 sees the 100th anniversary of the first ever Labour government. As we embark on a new era of Labour leading our government again after 14 years, what change can we expect to see for Employers and Employees?

Injured While Cycling – Can You Claim?

Cyclists are classified as "vulnerable road users" and cycling accidents can cause serious and life changing injuries with lasting consequences. If you have been injured in a bicycle accident, you may be entitled to compensation, or to claim on behalf of a loved one who was injured in a fatal accident.