When someone dies, their Will should set out how they wanted their estate to be dealt with. But questions can sometimes arise about the Will itself, the way an estate...

By Jeremy Parkinson, Partner and Head of Employment Team In December 2025, the Employment Rights Bill received Royal Assent, becoming the Employment Rights Act 2025. This landmark legislation represents the...

Many of the areas around our offices in London, Middlesex and Surrey are highly sought-after places to live. While this is wonderful for homeowners, rising property values mean more families...

The Government has announced changes to a number of court and tribunal fees, which are due to take effect from Monday, 13th July 2026. If you’re considering making a court...

Buying or selling a home is one of life’s biggest milestones. Alongside the excitement often comes uncertainty, particularly around the legal process known as conveyancing. Many clients tell us the...

By Jeremy Parkinson, Partner and Head of Employment Team Employment law is constantly evolving, and April 2026 marked one of the most significant changes to workplace rights in over a...

By Anne Byard, Partner and Head of Residential Property Changes in mortgage rates can be unsettling news for buyers or sellers to hear. When rates move quickly, as they have...

This week marks Family Mediation Week (26–30 January 2026), a national initiative led by the Family Mediation Council. The week shines a light on the positive role mediation can play...

Every year, January is dubbed as “Divorce Month”, supposedly where family solicitors are at their busiest following the Christmas holidays. While the concept is generally considered a myth, there’s no...

For many of us, the family home is far more than bricks and mortar. It is a place where life unfolds, where birthdays are celebrated, milestones marked, and everyday moments...