Government launches consultation on non-married cohabitee rights
It has now acknowledged by the UK government that a consultation is needed to review the rights of
New report offers recommendations for making Wills
There is anticipation that the historical laws relating to Will-making might be updated and modernised in due course, in line with changes to
What are the Three Types of Separation in Marriage?
Marriage separation can be a challenging time filled with uncertainty. Couples in the UK considering separation should understand the different types of separation available. To help them make an informed decision about their future, this article explores the three main types of separation in marriage, and their legal status. Trial separation A trial separation is…
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Can My Ex Stop Me from Moving Away with Our Child?
If your partner objects to you moving to a new location with your child after separation or divorce, complexities can
Legal trends affecting family law in 2025
Family law is a crucial part of the legislative structure in the United Kingdom, and there have been some recent changes to
Research highlights common myths about Will making
There have been massive inroads in the numbers of people who are now prioritising making a Will, according to new research seen in
Changes expected to strengthen Domestic Abuse Act
Although the Domestic Abuse Act has been in place since 2021, it is anticipated that there are some imminent changes that will strengthen the
Study shows young Will-makers more likely to give to charity
Although Wills and probate solicitors in North Wales have previously been mainly advising those aged 60 and over about charitable giving, it now seems that
Statistics show record number of first-time house buyers
There have been record number of house purchases recently and many of these have been first time home buyers, according to statistics from
Industry experts concerned over lack of understanding regarding valid Wills
Although most people know that having a Will is a sensible and easy way to manage an estate in the event of a death, many Wills solicitors in North Wales and throughout the nation understand that there is