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Family Law Consultation Officially Closed On 14 August 2026: How Could It Change The Rights Of Married And Civilly Partnered Couples?
The government’s 2026 consultation proposes significant changes to family law, including reforms to financial remedies on divorce and qualifying nuptial agreements. Our experts explore what the proposed changes could mean...
Estate Planning After A Terminal Diagnosis: Why Wills And Lasting Powers Of Attorneys Matter
A terminal diagnosis can highlight the importance of putting your personal, financial and family affairs in order. This article explains why reviewing or making a Will, considering testamentary capacity and...
The National Referral Mechanism (NRM) – What Is It And How Does It Work?
Our Criminal Defence solicitors explain how the National Referral Mechanism (NRM) identifies and supports victims of modern slavery and human trafficking. It looks at Reasonable and Conclusive Grounds Decisions, the...
Enforcing A Final Financial Remedy Order Abroad: Australia And New Zealand
With families and assets increasingly spread across multiple jurisdictions, enforcing a final financial remedy order abroad can be complex. This article examines how money judgments and non‑money orders made in...
Deprivation of Liberty Redefined – What This Means For Deputies Managing Property Sales
The UK Supreme Court has introduced a new, more flexible definition of deprivation of liberty, replacing the long‑standing Cheshire West test. Fewer individuals will now fall within the definition, increasing...
Chadwick Boseman’s Estate Dispute: A Reminder of an Executor’s Duties
The dispute surrounding Chadwick Boseman’s estate offers a timely reminder of the responsibilities placed on executors and administrators. Although arising under US law, the case reflects principles familiar to practitioners...
