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Our “One Couple, One Lawyer” approach offers a calm, cooperative route through separation or divorce. With resolution together, one impartial family solicitor helps you reach joint agreements on children and finances, cutting costs, reducing conflict, and keeping control in your hands.
Family Mediation Week 2025 brought attention to the importance of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in Family Law. This year, the spotlight was on the growing role of the Mediation Voucher Scheme, which supports families in resolving disputes outside of the court system. With a newly approved extension of the Mediation Voucher Scheme, even more families […]
Recently, there has been a lot of news coverage on the story that Max George (who is most commonly known for being a member of the boyband The Wanted), wrote a Will on his mobile phone moments before undergoing heart surgery. While this action may have been made in a moment of panic or fear, […]
When it comes to preparing for marriage, couples often spend months planning the big day, but not as much time considering how their financial future might look together. While it might seem like an uncomfortable subject to bring up, the reality is that many couples are now recognising the benefits of a prenuptial agreement, also […]
As the Christmas season approaches, the air becomes chillier and anticipation and excitement builds. The festive season is a time of joy, celebration and family get-togethers, particularly for children who eagerly await the magic of Christmas however, for separated parents, it can also be a period of stress and conflict, particularly when there is no […]
Leasing a commercial property is a significant step for any small business. Whether you’re opening a retail shop, office, or industrial space, the lease agreement you sign will govern your rights and responsibilities for the duration of your occupation. For many small businesses, navigating these leases can be a bit of a minefield. In this […]
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Boundary disputes have the potential to swiftly turn friendly neighbours into adversaries. Whether the disagreement arises over a misplaced fence, a shared driveway, or even just a few inches of land, these conflicts often evoke strong emotions and can become contentious. However, there are several steps property owners can take to resolve such disputes without […]
