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8.11.2023 | Amber Krishnan-Bird

Leasehold update: A new Leasehold and Freehold Bill...

Yesterday, 7th November 2023, in the King’s Speech we heard the following: “My Ministers will bring forward a bill to...

3.11.2023 | Katie de Swarte

What is a deed of variation? After someone dies, it is possible for the beneficiaries to change the way the...

31.10.2023 | Sophie Price

Property rights are not always clear-cut. Sometimes, a person who does not legally own a property could be entitled to...

30.10.2023 | Claire Andrews

The introduction of no-fault divorces in England and Wales removed the need to assign blame for the breakdown of a...

29.10.2023 | Claire Andrews

Most divorcing couples agree on how their finances will be divided without going to court. A consent order is what...

27.10.2023 | Shilpa Mathuradas

This much awaited Act was introduced into Parliament on 5th May 2021 as a consequence of the Hackitt Report on Building...

6.10.2023 | Lauren Hall

Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas are reportedly at loggerheads over which country their two young daughters should grow up in....

19.9.2023 | Stephanie Prior

NHS England’s waiting list has been growing over the past decade, rising from 3 million in 2014 to 7.7 million in July...

17.9.2023 | Sophie Price

What is a codicil to a will? Life has a habit of changing and your will may need to change...

13.9.2023

Osbornes Law is pleased to announce that our four qualifying trainees have accepted roles to remain at the firm as...