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Joanne Wescott

Mesher Orders Explained

What is a Mesher order? A Mesher Order allows the sale of the family home to be postponed in the...

Sophie Davies

At the end of January 2022, the Highway Code was updated to make British roads safer for cyclists, horse riders and...

Lisa Pepper

What is FDR in Divorce? Traditionally, a divorce financial settlement is dealt with by mutual agreement between the parties or...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Ground rent reform has come in stages. New leases granted from 30 June 2022 cannot charge a ground rent above a peppercorn....

Claire Andrews

Same-sex marriage has been possible in England and Wales since 29 March 2014. More than a decade on, there is finally enough...

Nicola Hall

Now more than ever before, people are embracing the pleasures and benefits of cycling in and around London. Unsurprisingly, the...

Lisa Pepper

Family disputes involving children can be particularly emotive, which is why our expert children lawyers work tirelessly to understand how...

Nicholas Leahy

Secondary victim claims after Paul v Royal Wolverhampton On 11 January 2024 the Supreme Court gave its decision in the cases of...

Jan Atkinson

In this article we look a scenario for someone who is making a will where they are married with children...

Lisa Pepper

If you have searched for “irreconcilable differences”, you have probably heard the phrase used about a marriage that has broken...