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Will Writers vs Solicitors

Will Writers vs Solicitors: What You Should Know Before Choosing Who Writes Your Will Many people are surprised to learn that in England and Wales, will writing is not a regulated activity. Anyone can set up as a “will writer” and draft one of the most important legal documents you will ever sign, without holding

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The risk to reward of using AI in court proceedings

The use of rapidly advancing AI (artificial intelligence) has become commonplace, many in today’s society jumping to programmes such as ChatGPT or Claude as opposed to the historic Google search or book to answer their questions! If used carefully, AI can improve efficiency, speed, and perhaps simply, the user’s energy. There has however been a

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Child arrangement and school holiday

With the sunshine finally making an appearance and the current half term underway, many families will be enjoying days out, holidays, BBQs, and spending extra time together. For parents who are separated, the school holidays can sometimes mean extra planning and important conversations around arrangements for the children. Whether it is agreeing holiday dates, planning

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Understanding Freehold and Leasehold Property Ownership

When buying a property, it is important to understand whether it is freehold or leasehold, as this can affect your rights, responsibilities and future costs. Knowing the difference early on can help you make an informed decision and avoid unexpected issues later. Freehold ownership means you own both the property and the land it stands

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Buying a Home: Understanding the Conveyancing Process

Buying a property is an exciting step, whether you are a first-time buyer or moving home. Once an offer is accepted, the legal process known as conveyancing begins. While it can feel complex, understanding the key stages can help you feel more confident and prepared. Conveyancing involves the legal transfer of ownership from the seller

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New Beginnings in 2026: Settling Divorce Amicably

The start of a new year often brings reflection and the desire for a fresh start. For some couples, this means making the decision to divorce. In England and Wales, divorce does not have to be hostile or stressful. With the introduction of no-fault divorce, the focus has shifted away from blame and towards resolving

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