Changes to Statutory Sick Pay to have the Greatest Impact on Employers
4 Mar 2026
The Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (“Acas”) recently commissioned YouGov to survey employers and employees on which…
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Fair Finances, Fair Futures: Understanding Spousal Maintenance
3 Mar 2026
The Court’s approach to spousal maintenance has changed significantly in recent years as the vast majority of women now work outside the…
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They are taking the PIF
23 Feb 2026
On 30 March 2026 the TA6 Property Information Form (“PIF”) sixth edition will become mandatory for Conveyancing Quality Scheme (“CQS”)…
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What is Adverse Possession and how could it affect me?
19 Feb 2026
Adverse Possession is a legal principle which allows an individual to apply to the Land Registry to claim ownership of land/property…
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Renters’ Rights Act 2025: Strong in Protection, Weak in Tax Clarity
11 Feb 2026
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (the “Act”) is a significant reform aiming to strengthen the position of tenants in residential tenancies….
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Collaborative law explained: Solving family disputes without court
3 Feb 2026
The collaborative process is a Non-Court Dispute Resolution (NCDR) option for couples that are committed to reaching an outcome outside…
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Are you an employer of 2 to 249 people? Do you want to protect your profits?
2 Feb 2026
For the 5.7 million small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) in the UK, long-term workplace sickness is not just a HR issue, but a direct…
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Reducing ground rents – what are the proposals for existing leases under the anticipated leasehold reforms?
30 Jan 2026
Since 30 June 2022 (1 April 2023 for retirement homes) new long leases granted at a premium for residential units must be at a peppercorn…
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Certainty v. Discretion in Family Law – What the Upcoming Reforms Could Mean for Couples
30 Jan 2026
This spring we are expecting to see a government consultation document concerning the reform of financial remedies in divorce,…
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Proposed Leasehold Reforms Signal Promising Changes for Intermediate Landlords
29 Jan 2026
At present, intermediate landlords have limited influence over the terms of a lease extension for an underlet property, even where their…
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A Second Marriage, A Sensible Agreement
28 Jan 2026
If you are planning a second marriage, it may be sensible to consider entering into a Pre-Nuptial Agreement. Second marriages often…
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Commonhold and Leasehold Reform: What the 2026 Draft Bill Means for the Market
28 Jan 2026
On 27 January 2026, the Government published the Draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill, setting out one of the most significant…
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