Buying a home together is a major financial commitment. For unmarried couples, it is also worth spending some time thinking about how that property will be owned before the purchase goes through. We often advise separating couples who bought a property together years...
Most employers will already have an equal opportunities or anti-harassment policy in place. From 30 October 2026, however, employers will need to look beyond the wording of their policies and consider what they are actually doing to prevent harassment in the...
Boundary disputes between neighbours can arise for all sorts of reasons. A fence is replaced in a slightly different position, a neighbour builds an extension, a hedge is removed or somebody starts using part of a driveway or garden which the other owner considers to...
For years, family solicitors have had to give some clients an answer they were not expecting to hear: living together for a long time does not give an unmarried couple the same financial rights as a married couple if they separate. The idea of the “common law...
When most people think about making a Will, they think about their home, savings, investments and personal possessions. Increasingly, however, there is another part of an estate that should not be overlooked – digital assets. For some people, those assets can...
