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Yael Selig

Common Law Partners

Common law partner meaning Common law marriage is the idea that two people who live together and act as if...

William Ford

Claim for judicial review against Redbridge Council This case involved a claim in the High Court for judicial review against...

Jodi Newton

What does the Position of Physician Associate Mean for the NHS? There are many different jobs within the NHS, each...

Claire Andrews

A property adjustment order is a key legal mechanism used during a divorce to fairly divide property and assets between...

Who pays the bills when getting divorced? Divorcing your partner in England and Wales raises a number of practical issues,...

Edward Taylor

What can I do if I am struggling to pay off rent arrears? There are many reasons why one might...

Katie de Swarte

Why choose mediation for contested probate? At Osbornes, we understand that probate litigation is often highly emotive. Unfortunately, there is...

Katie de Swarte

Can a will be handwritten and still be valid? Yes, a handwritten will can be legally valid in England and...

Lisa Pepper

Unmarried with Children? What are your Financial Rights? Know Your Financial Rights Under Schedule One Children Act 1989 A claim under...

Lisa Pepper

Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) is a form of Non-Court Dispute Resolution where the separated couple invites a neutral third party...