Month: September 2025
The (draft) Finance Bill 2026
What it will (probably) mean for recruitment businesses The Finance Bill 2026 has not yet been finalised or published, but one of the provisions which will impact recruitment businesses with effect from 6th April 2026 needs preparing for now. It is currently intended that from that date a recruitment business will be responsible for ensuring... Read more »
What to look for when choosing a lawyer to represent your inheritance and probate claims
Family disputes are emotionally complicated, often long-lasting, and sometimes legally intricate. Whether the dispute concerns inheritance, trusts, or wills, choosing the right lawyer can make all the difference. Here are the key factors to consider when selecting a lawyer to represent your family inheritance dispute. Specialist qualification General civil or family law doesn’t always cover... Read more »
Enduring Powers of Attorney explained: Why they’re still legal but often misunderstood
Many people believe that Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPAs) are no longer valid in the UK. That’s not quite true. Although EPAs were replaced by Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) back in October 2007, any EPA that was properly made before then can still be used today. For attorneys who are trying to act under... Read more »
Key considerations when selling a property in Sussex
Selling a luxury property in Sussex requires expert legal handling. As a conveyancer specialising in high-value residential transactions, I understand the unique challenges and opportunities this market presents. The seller’s conveyancer will: Provide comprehensive, accurate legal documentation to the buyer’s solicitor. Anticipate and address potential title or planning issues. Coordinate effectively with multiple parties, including... Read more »