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Monthly Archives: June 2026

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Family lawyers warn about potential social media ban impact

Family LawBy Hannah Morris30/06/2026

Family lawyers are warning that the upcoming ban on social media for under-16s might cause unintended issues during

Analysis suggests inheritance tax thresholds should be higher

Inheritance TaxBy Karen Bennett28/06/2026

New analysis suggests the thresholds for inheritance tax should be over

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Changes to home purchase processes announced by government

ConveyancingBy Adrian Altman26/06/2026

A number of changes to the system for buying and selling homes have been announced by

SPP expresses concern about inheritance tax pension plans

Inheritance TaxBy Hannah Morris24/06/2026

The Society of Pension Professionals (SPP) has publicly expressed its concern about the upcoming plans to levy

What happens if a property is damaged between exchange and completion?

ConveyancingBy Karen Bennett23/06/2026

There are two key legal stages in a property transaction: exchange and completion. The first of those is when the legal representatives for the seller and buyer exchange contracts, while the second is

Can a beneficiary challenge an executor of a Will?

WillsBy Hannah Morris23/06/2026

A Will executor is the person charged with distributing the proceeds of a Will and with managing

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How long does a civil partnership dissolution take?

Family LawBy Karen Bennett22/06/2026

The alternative to a conventional marriage in the UK is a civil partnership. By entering into one, people gain legal and tax equality with

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How much does it cost to remove an executor?

WillsBy Adrian Altman22/06/2026

An executor is the individual who is charged with the administration of a deceased person’s estate. This includes making sure

Wealthy homeowners unaware of inheritance tax liabilities

Inheritance TaxBy Hannah Morris22/06/2026

The latest survey indicates the majority of homeowners with large estates are unaware of how much inheritance tax they could be

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Estate agent advice influencing homebuyer conveyancing choices

ConveyancingBy Karen Bennett20/06/2026

A survey has found the advice of estate agents is one of the primary influences on homebuyers when they are choosing

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