From today, vulnerable witnesses and victims in criminal trials can give full evidence in pre-recorded videos in all Crown courts in England and Wales. The government and justice ministers have…
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This year has seen many events and weddings getting delayed or cancelled. Weddings were banned during the first national lockdown on the 23rd of March, and figures show this affected…
Sometimes being a passenger can be just as dangerous as being the driver. Even with advances in car safety like better seatbelts, airbags side impact protection and crumple zones, there…
We know that moving into a new house is one of the most stressful experiences people can go through, and especially nowadays with a pandemic outbreak. However, the housing market…
Unfortunately, relationships don’t always work out and dissolving your civil partnership can be the best choice for you and your family. In the UK, couples can end their civil partnership…
The coronavirus crisis has affected many businesses and job losses have unfortunately increased. We understand how difficult and confusing these times are for employees and employers and are on hand…
An update on our previous blog How to make or amend a will during a pandemic As the law stands, a will must always be made in the presence of…
Here is part two of the most common questions our solicitors get asked about wills: What does a will really do? In simple words, a will tells your family and…
Sat navs have become essential for most drivers, whether to use for finding your way around the city or for summer trips exploring the coast. However, there seems to be…
On June 25th, the new Business and Planning Bill was introduced to the House of Commons to make it easier for businesses to use outdoor space for trading without the…
