Latest Legal News
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#makingITpossible campaign in a bid to tackle our local digital divide.
Our local Mansfield and Ashfield students need your support. Do you have unused IT equipment that you can donate? Three…
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Legal guidance for tenants – past due rent & evictions
The govenment’s Covid-19 stay on Possession Proceedings was lifted on the 20th of September 2020, which means in certain circumstances…
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Employment Law: The process of ‘firing’ someone for poor performance
An underperforming employee can understandably affect productivity but if also affects the motivation and moral of others in the team….
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Divorce & Calculating Child Maintenance
1 in 67 UK adults is a millionaire, according to the Barclays “Prosperity Index”. The population of Nottinghamshire is approximately…
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Splitting your pension during a divorce is not a straightforward mathematics equation
IMPORTANT READ: If you are divorcing from your spouse and either one or both of you has a pension that…
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DIY Wills: Beware of the risks
When you feel the time is right to make your first Will, or update an existing one due to changes…
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Property Guide: Converting a commercial property to a residential dwelling
Property redevelopment: Things to consider when purchasing and converting a commercial property to a residential dwelling Thanks to the Stamp…
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HNW Divorce: 1 in 8 UK households have a net worth over £1M
According to the Office for National Statistics, in June 2016, 3.6 million households in Britain held wealth of more than…
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Commercial Landlords – Don’t let your commercial tenant’s lease expire!
When the contractual term of a business lease comes to an end landlords and tenants may feel like the simplest…
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Structuring a Business Purchase – Assets or Shares?
One of the first things that should be considered when it comes to selling or purchasing a business will be…
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“No Pigs, Pigeons or Poultry” – Property Restrictions
We often come across restrictions on property when we are asked to act for buyers and sellers. These restrictions or…
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If you are divorcing and have a business, read on…..
Please take a moment to read this if you are leaving your spouse or civil partner, and one of you…
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Covid-19 & Your Employer’s Responsibility to Keep You Safe
Have you contracted COVID-19 in the course of your employment? You may be able to make a claim Employers have…
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Covid-19 & Commercial Property: Ban on business tenant evictions extended
Ban on business tenant evictions extended ahead of September rent payment quarter date On 16th September 2020, the Government announced…
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Stamp Duty Land Tax Reduced Rates: Find out how much you will save
Temporary stamp duty tax holiday relief – if you are buying a home under £500K you’ll now save £1000’s on…
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Cauda Equina Syndrome – what you need to know about severe lower back pain
Cauda equina syndrome is a rare condition where the space around the spinal cord at the base of the spine…
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Consent to medical treatment claims – Your Dr must explain all risks no matter how small
CONSENT TO TREATMENT Anyone who has been treated at hospital will have been asked to consent to this. Without consent,…
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Bereavement Damages Claims – As of May 2020 now includes co-habitating partners
The English system for compensation for injuries and death dates back to the dark ages, if not beyond. The Saxons…
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How do you know it’s the right time to appoint a Power of Attorney?
If you feel that sometimes everyday life tasks are hard and that you need a little bit of help now…
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How do you know it’s the right time to write your Will?
Have you ever considered making a Will? Whether you are surrounded by loved ones, or if you are just starting…
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Hopkins response to Covid-19: our safety measures
We are open – but our reception will be closed – so please book an appointment Our Response to…
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Co-habitation: Know your legal rights before you move-in together
This article gives a brief overview of cohabitee rights. We would strongly recommend that if you need more detailed advice…
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30% Discount Key Workers First Home Buyers Programme
Thankfully, Covid-19 restrictions have not prevented most people from planning their future. Many still want to marry, or buy a…
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No Fault Divorce – The blame game is over!
On the 25th of June 2020 a bill introducing “no fault” divorces in England and Wales received Royal Assent, and…