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A guide to security for legal costs in a business dispute

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If your business is being taken to court by a business or individual, you will naturally be concerned about the legal costs you will need to incur - even if you are confident of successfully defending your position in the dispute. It is usual for whoever is...

Good Divorce Week 10 - 14 Nov 2025

Lucinda Ross
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Why Resolution Membership Matters – and Why Mediation Could Be Your Best Step Forward. This week (10-14 Nov 2025) marks Good Divorce Week, a national campaign highlighting the urgent need for better support for families navigating separation. Family...

Renters Rights Bill Becomes Law

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What It Means for Landlords and Tenants. On 27 th October 2025, the Renters’ Rights Bill officially became law after The Bill was voted through Parliament and Royal Assent was granted, with the laws expected to come into place in spring 2026. This...

10 family law questions people ask about getting a divorce

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Divorce is one of the most emotionally and legally challenging experiences a person can go through. Whether you're just beginning to consider separation or already navigating the process, it's natural to have questions—lots of them. From child...

Selling your shares in an SME

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Selling your shares in a small or medium-sized enterprise (SME) is a significant step, often marking a new chapter in your business journey. It is a process that involves a variety of complex legal and financial considerations, and it requires careful...

The risks of using an unqualified Will writer

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Making a Will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family and ensure your wishes are carried out after your death. Yet the quality of the Will itself is vital.  A document that is poorly drafted or unclear can create...

Advance care planning: How we can help you plan for the future

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It’s something to celebrate that more people enjoy longer lives these days, but it also brings with it the challenge of planning for future care needs. Advance care planning is about preparing for the possibility that you or your loved ones may need...

Resolving a shareholder dispute over a rights issue

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If a company wants to raise money by issuing additional shares then, under company legislation, it is obliged to offer these shares to existing shareholders first. If this does not happen, this can be a breach of a shareholder’s rights. Sometimes the...

Effective pricing clauses in your contracts

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Volatility in international markets and the rising cost of living may be forcing you to consider increasing the prices of your goods or services. However, getting your customers onboard with any increases will be a lot easier if your contract already allows...

Cohabitation agreements and declarations of trust

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It is a common misapprehension that if you live with someone long enough, your relationship transforms into a ‘common law marriage’ and you acquire the same legal rights over each other’s property and assets as a married couple. However,...

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