Listening to children in court: how their views shape family law outcomes
Often the most significant decision for a child can be made in family proceedings, including where they should live, how…
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Protocol forms: what must sellers disclose?
When selling a property, completing the Law Society Protocol Forms is a key part of the conveyancing process. These forms…
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LPA vs Court of Protection: which is right for you?
Planning ahead for the future is not always easy, especially when it involves thinking about a time when you may…
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What happens to a property when a co-owner dies in England and Wales?
What happens to a property when a co-owner dies in England and Wales? If you own a property jointly with…
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Pinney Talfourd recognised among most recommended law firms in the South East by Legal 500
We are proud to announce our recognition as one of the most highly recommended law firms in the South East…
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Stop it coming home – domestic abuse and the World Cup
A study from Lancaster University reports that incidents of domestic abuse increase by 38% when England lose a World Cup…
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Removing children from England and Wales: what do separated parents need to know?
Removing children from England and Wales without the required permission from everyone with parental responsibility, or the Court’s authority can…
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Wills & Lasting Power of Attorney Seminars – September & October 2026
Join our Private Client team this autumn as they deliver insightful talks on the importance of having a Will and…
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Positive covenants on freehold property: what they mean in practice
What are positive covenants? Covenants are legally binding promises or obligations given by one party (“the covenantor”) to another (“the…
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Planning for the summer holidays after separation
School holidays can be difficult for parents to manage, especially in the immediate aftermath of a separation. With the summer…
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