There are several important benefits for making a Will, including being able to choose who inherits your money, property and possessions. Known as your ‘estate’, certain changes in circumstances can have a significant impact such as disinheritance in blended families. If you have remarried, children from past relationships could be prevented from inheriting from you as marriage automatically revokes a Will. We explain various reasons for making a Will. Why are Wills important

A transfer of equity is the legal process of adding or removing someone from a property title deeds, while at least one original owner remains. When we refer to ‘equity’ this is the portion of your property that you own outright after deducting the remaining mortgage balance. In our guide, we look at the process for a transfer of equity and what you need to know. Common situations requiring a transfer of equity There are several situations that can require a transfer of equit

A non-molestation order is a court injunction that helps to prevent harm to either a spouse, partner and/or a child or any other associated person. This type of order can be issued to protect various scenarios, such as abuse, intimidation, harassment, threats, and unwanted contact. In this blog, we look at how a non-molestation order works and the witness statement needed for the Family Court. Non-molestation orders explained In the UK, ‘molestation’ is a broad legal term, an

When dealing with a garden dispute, it’s important to ensure that a small problem doesn’t escalate into a big issue. Tall hedges, overgrown gardens, and fences are common areas where garden disputes with neighbours can arise. As dispute resolution solicitors, we advise property owners, landlords and business owners on boundary disputes including land and gardens. In this blog, we look at your rights and how to resolve a garden dispute amicably. Common garden boundary disputes