Christmas is Coming: It’s Time to Think Tinsel, Turkey and Tact
With Christmas just around the corner we look at ways to stop family arguments during the festive period.
What is Civil Litigation: One of Our Frequently Asked Questions
It’s a common question. We find out a little more about civil litigation and what it entails.
Can a Probate Dispute be Mediated: We Look at the Advantages
In this article we look at whether the introduction of mediation services can avoid destructive litigation.
Step-Parents and Parental Rights: Exploring The Legal Options
Do step-parents have parental rights over their step-children? Your questions answered.
What Happens When Your Employer Goes Insolvent? Your Rights
We consider the rights of employees when companies go insolvent and the rights they have,
From Pre-Nups to Pet-Nups: How Are Animals Considered In Divorce?
It is not only assets that are considered within a divorce. But what are your rights over animals?
Proroguing of parliament slows down the Domestic Abuse Bill
The much hoped for Domestic Abuse Bill has been halted due to the current government action in Parliament.
How can landlords defend disrepair claims made by their tenants?
There are more frequent disrepair claims brought by tenants, but what are the landlords rights?
New-build? Or not New-build? What Are The Considerations?
When purchasing a new-build property, what should be considered and how is it different from an ‘old-build’?
In Debt? A consultation is planned on giving you more breathing space
With debt on the rise for consumers, will the new Breathing Scheme give more options for help?
Robertsons Solicitors to sponsor vibrant Art in the Bar exhibitions
We have teamed up with the wonderful Chapter Arts Centre to sponsor their much loved ‘Art In the Bar’.
Cohabitation: common sense, not common law
It’s a commonly understood misbelief that cohabiting couples are in a common-law relationship and therefore, have the same rights and legal protection as those who are either married or in a civil partnership. However, this isn’t the case. The law in England and Wales does not consider that those living together are in a legal […]
