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Cohabitation: what happens to the house after one of you dies?

Many people believe that unmarried couples should be recognised in law and that legal rights for cohabitees should be improved. The family unit has developed, cohabitation is commonplace, and many...

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Negotiating the terms of your commercial lease as a growing business

For fast-growing businesses, being in the right commercial premises at the right time is an important consideration. But negotiating the terms of your property lease can represent a significant challenge...

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Separating? Make sure you consider your options

If you’re going through a divorce or separation, you have several options for addressing the practical and legal aspects of ending your relationship. Divorce rarely means going to court. But...

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A simple guide to buying a leasehold

If you’re thinking of buying a flat, it’s almost certain that you’ll be taking on a leasehold property. But what exactly does that mean and how does it differ from buying...

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Protect your home and assets against care fees

An ageing population and increased life expectancy will inevitably mean that more and more of us will require care in our later years. Families aren’t always able to meet these...

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First-time buyers’ guide to conveyancing

Buying your first home is a thrilling experience and taking that first step on the rung of the property ladder is one that many people aspire to make. However, the...

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Commercial contracts: what to look out for

Contract law is increasingly regulated by statute and European law. The average business is now left with a myriad of confusing and contradictory rules determining how and to what extent...

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Midwifery units vs. hospital care

The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) has published updated guidance advising that, for pregnant women who are classified as low-risk and are likely to have a straightforward birth, midwife-led...