The use of AI in family law cases
The growing use of AI in everyday life has recently started to impact on court cases, especially ones relating to
Do grandparents have rights to grandchildren in the UK?
Grandparents are a rock in many families. They can offer a sense of identity and solidify family values for children. They can also provide
Important information from the National Wills Report 2025
One of the cornerstones of the National Wills Report 2025 was to gather information to support the likes of Will writing solicitors in North Wales to help
Can my ex stop me from changing our child’s surname?
Changing a child’s surname can be a sensitive matter. In the UK, the rules surrounding it are very clear. If both parents hold
Can my ex refuse to agree to a school change for our child?
When you are a parent who shares parental responsibility, decisions about your child’s education must be
New insights revealed about house buyers in the UK
Recent sources have revealed important information about home buyers in
What was the impact of the Autumn Budget on making Wills?
The recent November 2025 budget has been identified as having an impact on estate planning. Potential testators who use
How a recent court case changed decision making for domestic abuse
In August 2025, a court case became a vehicle for a judge to throw out previous recommendations in relation to
The growth in Letters of Wishes in the UK
The use of Wills has always been encouraged by legal specialists. Recently, however, a second document, a Letter of Wishes, has also been deemed to be
Key findings from the National Wills Report 2025
The annual National Wills Report has found, a number of issues from 2025 that may be of interest