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A Fairer End to Relationships? Government Consults on Major Family Law Reforms

A Fairer End to Relationships? Government Consults on Major Family Law Reforms

18 Jun 2026

The Government has launched its consultation, A Fairer End to Relationships, proposing some of the most significant changes in family law…

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Extension of Employment Tribunal Time Limits

Extension of Employment Tribunal Time Limits

17 Jun 2026

From 1 October 2026, the time limit for bringing various employment tribunal claims will increase from three to six months. The change…

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Mindful Divorce – taking the stress out of divorce

Mindful Divorce – taking the stress out of divorce

17 Jun 2026

Ending a marriage can be highly stressful and emotional. It is easy to fall into a cycle of responding with reactivity rather than focus,…

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Separated but not divorced? Your spouse may still inherit

Separated but not divorced? Your spouse may still inherit

15 Jun 2026

Does a separated spouse still inherit if there is no Will? Yes. In England and Wales, separation alone does not remove a spouse’s…

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What happens to your property when you die?

What happens to your property when you die?

10 Jun 2026

Dealing with a loved one’s estate when they die can be challenging, especially during an already emotional time. When we talk about…

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Listed Buildings – What are they? What does it mean for me?

Listed Buildings – What are they? What does it mean for me?

10 Jun 2026

Buildings known or recognised for their special architectural or historic interest can be added to the National Heritage List for…

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Council Tax in Conveyancing

Council Tax in Conveyancing

5 Jun 2026

Council Tax, what is it? A pain! But it replaced the flat rate Poll Tax in 1993, or so I have read. Council Tax is charged by local…

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Government consultation could lead to greater legal rights for cohabiting couples

Government consultation could lead to greater legal rights for cohabiting couples

5 Jun 2026

A consultation on reforms that could provide cohabiting couples with greater legal rights in the event of a relationship break down or…

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A fair deal for small business owners

A fair deal for small business owners

4 Jun 2026

In order to  try and protect businesses from late payment of their invoices,  The Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998…

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