A Child Arrangements Order is a legal document that determines where a child will live and with whom.   Depending on the individual circumstances, there are various orders that can be arranged, including a Specific Issue Order and Prohibited Steps Order. In this blog, we look at the different types of Child Arrangements Orders to give you a better understanding of how these work. What happens in a Child Arrangement Order? When parents are unable to decide on child contact arr

At Salusbury Harding & Barlow Solicitors, we have enjoyed yet another busy year, and we have also been navigating important legislation changes for our clients. During 2025, we have also welcomed some new starters to the firm, while celebrating the progress of existing team members. In this blog, we share our news, team updates, and recent changes in law. The Renters’ Rights Act: Major rental market reforms The Renters’ Rights Bill  recently received Royal Assent and it’s the

Whether you have recently lost a loved one or been named as an executor on someone’s Will, it’s important to understand how probate works. This complicated process involves the management of a deceased’s estate, including the payment of taxes and debts, and the distribution of someone’s assets. We explain the purpose of probate to give you more clarity. What is probate in simple terms? In the UK, probate is the legal process of dealing with a person’s money, property, and pos

When a commercial property is bought solely for the purpose of renting or leasing to another business, there are a range of factors to...