Deciding to write a will might be the last thing on your mind as you adapt to your new busy life as a parent. Especially so as a young and…
Why Young Parents Should Write a Will
Deciding to write a will might be the last thing on your mind as you adapt to your new busy life as a parent. Especially so as a young and…
Amongst the new bills being introduced to Parliament there is one which caught our eye – this being the one introduced on 12 May 2021, seeking to extend the existing…
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill gained Royal assent in June 2020, ending years of campaigning to remove the need to blame one of the parties when seeking a divorce…
Spire Solicitors LLP is proud to announce it will be sponsor of the Co.mmunicate Hub at B2B this October. The B2B Exhibition returns on Thursday 14 October and is Norfolk’s…
The tenant eviction ban that was introduced because of the Covid-19 pandemic ended in England on 31 May 2021. The ban was put in place to give vital reassurance to…
Discrimination in the workplace is still a huge problem for many employees. June marks Pride Month and the celebration of the LGBTQIA+ communities. Although awareness and support are growing, there…
Spire Solicitors LLP has helped bolster East Anglia’s affordable housing stock, by advising East of England housing provider, Flagship Group, on the acquisition of land and development agreement, with leading…
Spire Solicitors LLP is pleased to announce its involvement in advising Flagship Group on the acquisition of land and partnership development agreement with Hopkins Homes for 300 market and affordable…
Collaborative Family Law is a non-confrontational approach to family issues such as divorce, financial arrangements, and child contact arrangements, without the emotional costs that accompany traditional court cases. What are…
Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) seem to be on the rise in more and more commercial transactions, including but not limited to business sale and investment contexts. We are also seeing them…
As a business, it is essential to receive prompt payment for all goods, services and work carried out. Unpaid debt can affect cash flow and could potentially have long-lasting repercussions….
The Government has announced that the tenant eviction ban will end on 31 May 2021. This means that unless someone living in the property has Covid-19 symptoms or is self-isolating,…