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Although many understand the importance of planning for their future, there are many occasions where a family member may die without a will. Dealing with probate when someone dies without…

With the government restrictions relaxing and many pubs and restaurants open to dine in, one key issue seems to ask are online ordering apps breaching GDPR rules? It can only…

A pre-action letter, sometimes known as a ‘letter before action’, or a ‘letter before claim’, is a formal letter notifying an individual or business that court proceedings may be brought…

The first Stamp Duty Land Tax holiday deadline has now passed. From 1 July 2021, we will see the holiday begin to taper off before ending completely on September 30…

Are you looking to get married or enter into a civil partnership and have asked yourself ‘should I get a prenup?’ A prenup can help you and your partner make…

Have you ever asked yourself what would happen to your savings, home, and children if your relationship ended? An increasing number of couples are choosing to live together before marriage…

The ban on evicting companies who have failed to pay rent has been extended from its end date of 30 June 2021 to 25 March 2022. Businesses that have had…

An agricultural tenancy is a class of property occupation. There are two main types, full agricultural tenancies, also known as agricultural holdings act tenancies, and farm business tenancies. Full agricultural…

In a lot of rural areas, the planning department will not grant planning permission for the development of residential properties. Historically when farms were subdivided, some farmers did not buy…

With charities at the heart of our society, the importance of public generosity is paramount in allowing their vital work to continue. In 2019, more than £3 billion was left…

July 1st, 2021, marks the first date from which the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) starts to wind down, prior to ending on 30 September 2021. Currently, the CJRS contributes…