Purchasing your first property is an exciting new chapter for new homeowners, but understanding the legal side of it can be quite complicated and confusing, especially when you have no [...]
Wrongful Trading was introduced by The Insolvency Act of 1986 to build on the notion of fraudulent trading. It’s a much more common offence, as it's not considered a criminal [...]
We are delighted to give a warm welcome to Kerry Boyle, who joined our Conveyancing team today on the 18th March as our new Commercial Property Solicitor. With over 20 [...]
If parties have monetary debts against each other, a right may arise to “set-off” the debts. One party can look to reduce its liability on one contract, by setting off [...]
Knowing the type of customer you are dealing with should be one of the first steps taken to assess risk and legal requirements - this should be considered at the [...]
How Should My Company Recover Its Debts? An estimated £5.8bn was written off by Small and Medium Enterprises in the last financial year. The reasons given for the write-offs included: [...]
A cohabiting relationship is when two people choose to live together without making any other commitments that bind one person to the other lawfully. Cohabiting couples can be opposite-sex or [...]
Marriage is an exciting time when two people tie their lives together and become husband and wife. Unfortunately, a lot of marriages can end in divorce - in 2021, England [...]
Going through the divorce process can be a difficult and taxing journey and can cause a lot of emotional turmoil for those involved. Whilst a no-fault divorce has made the [...]
Cohabiting couples are defined as those who are in a relationship and living together but are not married. According to the House of Commons Library, around 22% of couples aren’t [...]
