Coronavirus has made its way into the UK, first in Brighton and Hove and now, more worryingly, to all four countries of the United…
Are you a victim of domestic abuse? Don’t worry. The law offers forms of protection to help you. One form of protection is called…
Step-parenting and adoption orders can be an incredibly sensitive area not only of life; but of law. You should seek the correct legal advice…
What is maintenance pending suit? There is often an imbalance between parties in a divorce. One partner normally has a significant income and access…
What is a part 36 offer? Part 36 offers are a tactical action used extensively in dispute resolution to persuade the other side to…
What are ID1 and ID2 forms and what’s the difference? ID1 and ID2 forms are applications to the government, specifically the …
Over the past few decades, there has been more pressure placed on financial institutions, employers, companies and solicitors to obtain independent legal advice for…
Time and time again, our will-writing solicitors in Brighton get asked, ‘Why make a will?’ The answer is split into two categories: critical and…
Indemnity clauses are a vital part of contract law that clients and contract solicitors alike should be aware of. In this article, our contract…
I give you my word… said the conman to the boy… We’ve come to realise amongst all the weird and wonderful cases we’ve…
The probate process is where the person who’s dealing with the deceased’s estate, as an executor or administrator, applies for special legal authority to…
What are suspicious activity reports? Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) is the name of a disclosure made to the National Crime Agency (NCA) under either…
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