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For this reason, we’ve produced some helpful free guides on various areas of the law so you can understand the legal context and how it may affect you. These guides are necessarily general in nature and should not be considered as a substitute for legal advice but hopefully they can make you aware of the factors that should be considered.

It is a condition of us allowing you to have free access to these guides that you accept that we will not be liable for any action that you take in reliance upon them without consulting with us first. Our legal experts can help you get the right legal solution for your particular needs.

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Guide to Divorce (UK)

Divorce can feel overwhelming – emotionally, legally and financially. Our experienced family law solicitors have created this free Guide to Divorce to help you understand the process clearly and confidently.

Whether you are considering divorce or have already started proceedings, this guide explains your rights, responsibilities and the key decisions you may face.
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Guide to Death & Taxes

Money and death are two topics many of us feel uncomfortable thinking about, let alone discussing with others. However, considering these issues can actually give you peace of mind that you have plans in place and can be helpful in planning for your future and those of your loved ones.
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News & Insights

Our insights into the law in plain English, so you know when it happens, what it means, and how it may affect you.

In Memory of Sara Dixon
It is with great sadness that we confirm that our friend and colleague Sara Dixon passed away on 20 July 2026.
Debt Recovery Claims Over £10,000: What are your options?
Learn your options for debt recovery claims over £10,000, including the pre-action process, court proceedings, enforcement and when legal action may be appropriate.
The government’s First-Time Buyer ISA (FTB ISA) consultation on replacing LISAs begins
The proposals are that the First-Time Buyer ISA (FTB ISA) will replace the Lifetime ISA (LISA), to help first-time buyers save for their first property purchase.
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