Supreme Court to decide on Tate Gallery nuisance case
The Court of Appeal decision in the case of Fearn and Others v Board of Trustees of The Tate Gallery [2020] EWCA…
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Pitfalls of a ‘quick divorce’
A recent judgment has highlighted the importance of seeking professional advice when getting a divorce. In the matter of Re Yorston…
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Can Conditional Fee Agreements be used in Inheritance Act Claims?
A recent judgment from the Court of Appeal has brought clarification to the law surrounding Success Fee recoverability in claims…
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Havering Over 50’s Forum Information & Advice Event
We are delighted to be attending the upcoming Havering Over 50’s Forum (HOFF) Information & Advice Event taking place at…
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Government extends Mediation voucher scheme
In March 2021, the government launched a scheme to assist families with the cost of mediation relating to arrangements for…
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Protecting your land and property from fraud
Criminals and fraudsters are becoming more sophisticated in actively targeting property sales and purchases by committing fraud. What is property…
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Transparency in the Family Court
Proceedings in the Family Court are currently confidential and only the parties to the proceedings and their solicitor and Barrister…
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Hybrid Working
As a result of the COVID-19 Pandemic, hybrid working has become increasingly common across many sectors in the UK. Often…
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CCTV cameras, neighbour disputes and the Law
The recent proliferation of CCTV cameras, including the often-mentioned Ring Doorbell, is beginning to cause disputes between neighbours complaining of…
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