As a working parent, juggling childcare and work can be difficult, and you might be concerned about managing these commitments. In this article we look at your rights as a…
Your Rights as a Working Parent
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Can you use ChatGPT to write your own Will?
ChatGPT has recently hit the headlines as a large language model developed by OpenAI, based on GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) architecture. It is designed to understand natural language inputs and…
Inheritance Act Claims and Letters of Wishes: Managing Risk in Estate Planning
Even a carefully drafted will does not always bring matters to an end. The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 allows certain people to apply to the court…
Why It’s Important to Use a Regulated Law Firm for Conveyancing
Buying or selling a property is one of the most significant financial commitments most people will ever make. The conveyancing process may appear procedural on the surface, but it involves…
Understanding Court of Protection Applications in England and Wales
When a person loses the ability to make decisions for themselves and has not set up a Lasting Power of Attorney, the Court of Protection can intervene. Through applications made…
LPA Rejections Are Rising and Costly Errors Are Catching Families Out
Recent data highlights a significant increase in rejected Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) applications across England and Wales, with thousands of families facing unnecessary delays and wasted costs as a…
Henley v Weston Homes: A Lesson in Contract Clarity for Commercial Property Transactions
Precision in contractual drafting is fundamental to the success of any commercial property transaction. The recent High Court decision in Henley Developments 211 Ltd & Anor v Weston Homes PLC…
What Should Separating Couples Know On ‘Divorce Day’ 2026?
The first working Monday of January is often referred to in the media as “Divorce Day” – the moment when people supposedly rush to seek legal advice about ending their…
Negotiating Christmas for Separated Parents
For parents who are separated or divorced, the festive season can be especially sensitive. While Christmas often brings joy and celebration, it can also evoke strong emotions and logistical issues…
DIY Probate in England – Understanding the Risks
When someone dies, their estate (property, money and possessions) usually need to be administered through a legal process known as probate. In England and Wales, probate is the procedure by…
Freeholders Launch Legal Challenge Against Leasehold Reform Plans
Since this article was published, the Government has successfully defended this legal challenge. On 26 October 2025, the High Court dismissed the Landlord’s case. The Court ruled that the Government’s leasehold…
Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA)’s and Sexual Harassment
Non-Disclosure Agreements As part of the Government’s drive to promote a safe place of work and equality in the workplace, the Government has introduced a new clause 22A of the…
