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Cohabitation remains to be a popular choice amongst unmarried couples, with around 1 in 5 couples in the UK cohabiting in 2022. It is therefore important for cohabiting couples to be aware of what legal recourse is available to them in the event that their...
Charitable giving in wills surges as public trust in charities hits a decade-high peak. Our latest blog article explores the link between legacy donations and charity credibility, and what this means for the third sector. One in four people leave money to...
When a couple gets divorced, there will often be disagreements about how assets should be divided between them. These arguments will raise questions such as who is the rightful owner of the asset, when was the asset acquired and who should retain it. But...
Back-to-school blues for co-parents? Our latest article unveils how a well-crafted parenting plan can transform chaos into harmony. Discover expert tips to navigate shared responsibilities, manage expenses, and ensure your child's academic success. The...
With 487,432 dementia diagnoses reported in June, England's rate has soared to 65%, among the highest globally. What are the early signs of this disease? How does it impact families emotionally and practically? And why are so many turning to Lasting...
In a major announcement for the UK housing sector, the government is set to offer greater protection to renters through the Renters’ Rights Bill. Key points include banning no fault evictions, stronger tenant rights, the right to request pets, and...
UK house prices edge up, with a modest annual rise of 1.1% bringing the average to £281,000. Inflation eases and interest rate cut speculations grow. The South East leads monthly gains, while London sees a drop. First-time buyer initiatives may...
The High Court has ruled against a landlord that devised a development scheme to serve as grounds to regain possession of business premises occupied by McDonald’s. The case, McDonald’s Restaurants Ltd v Shirayama Shokusan Company Ltd, is a rare...
Melanie Brown MBE, member of the Spice Girls and better known as Mel B, has recently started a petition calling for judges to receive compulsory domestic abuse training that is designed and delivered by experts. Mel B is a survivor of domestic abuse, and is...
The innovative Transparency Implementation Group Reporting Pilot has been extended to more courts across the country. This initiative, first introduced in 2021, allows journalists and bloggers to report on public and private children law proceedings,...
