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Received a Non-Molestation Order? Here’s What to Do Next
Receiving a non-molestation order can leave you with more questions than answers. What does it mean? Can you respond to the allegations?…
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Prescriptive Easements – What are they and how do you acquire one?
An easement is a legal right which allows one individual to use another individual’s land for a specific purpose. This could include…
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Mental Capacity vs Testamentary Capacity What’s the Difference?
Although the terms mental capacity and testamentary capacity sound similar and are often used interchangeably, they refer to different…
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Q&A: Aspects of the Autumn 2026 Budget and what it means for you
New support for businesses, entrepreneurs and first-time buyers, plus higher wage costs, all feature in the Autumn Budget announced on 28…
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What Is an Apostille and Why Should I Care?
One of my solicitor colleagues recently asked me, rather charmingly: “Why do you keep banging on about apostilles all the time?” It’s a…
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Duty to inform workers of their right to join a trade union from January 2027
From January 2027, it is currently intended that employers must provide workers with a written statement advising them that they have a…
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Register Your Rental Property
For years, compliance in the private rented sector has seemed to move in only one direction: more regulation, more paperwork and more…
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SE-Solicitors Relocates Brackley Office to Larger Town Centre Premises
We are delighted to announce that our Brackley office has relocated to larger premises in the heart of the town. Our new address…
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