The Myth of the “Common Law Spouse” in English Law
In England and Wales, the term “common law spouse” is often used to describe unmarried couples who have lived together…
In England and Wales, the term “common law spouse” is often used to describe unmarried couples who have lived together…
Recommendations of the Low Pay Commission have been accepted by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves and has announced…
We are often asked the question “ My child is not able to look after their financial affairs and I…
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (“the Act”) has been a foundation of commercial property law for over 70 years,…
“Matrimonial assets” are those assets that have been built up during the marriage by the spouses’ joint efforts. For example,…
Separation and divorce are among the most challenging experiences a person can endure. When emotions run high, and your financial…
Domestic abuse is often portrayed as a problem that only affects women. However, men can also be victims of domestic…
How Hopkins Solicitors Can Help You Buying your first house can be an exciting yet complex journey. At Hopkins Solicitors,…
For many families, the Christmas season brings great joy, but for others, it brings underlying problems to the surface. Christmas…
What to Do When a Commercial Lease Ends As a landlord of a commercial premises, one of the most important…